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Emotional match brings 3-0 victory for Wolves women’s volleyball team

Nathalia Lencioni — January 28, 2024

Last home game for seniors ends in tearful goodbyes, well-earned win

Wolves player Isabella Tourangeau blocks an attack.

Disheartening 3-1 loss for Wolves women’s volleyball against Durham Lords

Nathalia Lencioni — January 31, 2024

"We competed really, really well," said Coach Everton Senior, of team's second-to-last home game on Friday.

Sarah Crawford (left) and Leah Grimes, who took part in organizing the event, smiling together after the event.

Students gather at AC Hub to build friendships in a new environment

Nathalia Lencioni — February 06, 2024

How to Make Friends helps international students find community

Aditya Mishra, Germain Arrighi, Linh Ngo, and Mouatez Aissaoui (left to right) are running to represent students.

Students compete for a seat at the table on the Board of Governors

Nathalia Lencioni — February 12, 2024

Student candidates aim to bring light to issues concerning fellow students

The Wolves' Kieran Raymo (left) blocks an attack.

New Board of Governors student rep cites food, transit and housing as 2024 priorities

Nathalia Lencioni
February 27, 2024

Marvellous party being performed by Abbygael Cardinal, Alayna Haji, Ava Bignuccolo, Charlotte Bussey, Duncan Griswold, Evalyn Kantymir, Isabel Campbell-Rosser, Izabella Caputo, J Godwin-Sens, Katherine MacRae, Madelaine Bourdeleau-Kelly, Mhalia Milius and Raigen Brien at the Algonquin Commons Theatre on Feb. 24.

Photo: Nathalia Lencioni

Dancers showcase their talents and raise money in memory of local teenager

Nathalia Lencioni
February 28, 2024

Lisa McLeod, Zeel Patel, Priya Renta Kumari and Sule Hamamcioglu waiting to speak about their community initiative Heart of the Matter on Feb. 26 at the Board of Governors meeting.

Photo: Nathalia Lencioni

Five dental hygiene grads receive the Student Changemaker Award

Nathalia Lencioni
March 01, 2024

Grant Perry, chief financial officer of Finance and Administrative Services, talks about the draft budget on Feb. 26 at the Board of Governors meeting.

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Board of Governors approves draft budget for 2024-2025

Nathalia Lencioni
March 04, 2024

The Wolves women's basketball team and coaching staff pose with their their silver medals at OCAA final game in Sarnia, Ont. March 3.

Photo: Mike Bousfield

OCAA silver medal ends Algonquin Wolves women’s basketball win streak

Nathalia Lencioni
March 05, 2024

Hairstyling student Ahnaf Hassan dries a mannequin's hair before styling it at the salon in A-building on March 12.

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BoG committee considers suspending hairstyling and esthetician programs

Nathalia Lencioni
March 18, 2024

International students shouldn't be used as scapegoats for nationwide issues, writer Nathalia Lencioni says

Opinion: Scapegoating international students is a distraction from housing and policy woes

Nathalia Lencioni
April 04, 2024

The college is transforming its student systems, which include ACSIS and GeneSIS, through a $71-million project.

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Massive project transforming college’s student systems by 2026 expected to cost up to $71M

Nathalia Lencioni
April 05, 2024

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Dancers showcase their talents and raise money in memory of local teenager

Five dental hygiene grads receive the Student Changemaker Award

Board of Governors approves draft budget for 2024-2025

OCAA silver medal ends Algonquin Wolves women’s basketball win streak

BoG committee considers suspending hairstyling and esthetician programs

Opinion: Scapegoating international students is a distraction from housing and policy woes

Massive project transforming college’s student systems by 2026 expected to cost up to $71M

Emotional match brings 3-0 victory for Wolves women’s volleyball team

Featured

Disheartening 3-1 loss for Wolves women’s volleyball against Durham Lords

Students gather at AC Hub to build friendships in a new environment

Students compete for a seat at the table on the Board of Governors

More articles by Nathalia Lencioni

Emotional match brings 3-0 victory for Wolves women’s volleyball team

Disheartening 3-1 loss for Wolves women’s volleyball against Durham Lords

Students gather at AC Hub to build friendships in a new environment

Students compete for a seat at the table on the Board of Governors

Robbers steal donations for refugees from Ottawa furniture bank

Custom Hoodie Week returns with new marketing campaign

What was that smell in the Woodroffe campus parking lot?

Student-led band Ashtray lights up debut gig

New Board of Governors student rep cites food, transit and housing as 2024 priorities

Dancers showcase their talents and raise money in memory of local teenager

Five dental hygiene grads receive the Student Changemaker Award

Board of Governors approves draft budget for 2024-2025

OCAA silver medal ends Algonquin Wolves women’s basketball win streak

BoG committee considers suspending hairstyling and esthetician programs

Opinion: Scapegoating international students is a distraction from housing and policy woes

Massive project transforming college’s student systems by 2026 expected to cost up to $71M

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