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Tote bag art therapy, where you can stitch memories and paint peace

Yuye Jiang — November 15, 2024

Amid the chaos at the end of the term, Algonquin College students embraced a moment of calm, transforming blank tote bags into vibrant works of art

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Photo: Yuye Jiang

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Three of the playwrights showcasing their scripts in Hothouse 1 on Friday, Feb. 25, 2022. Top left

Photo: Nicole Burggraaf, Bottom left

Hothouse series returns to showcase scripts with ‘otherworldly’ qualities

Magan Carty
February 16, 2022

Rory Woodland, a first-year photography student, crouching to get the best shot for his glass assignment. Once a week, the first-year photography students get a chance to work in studio.

Photo: Rory Friend

Photography students see life through the pandemic lens

Tyler Major-Mcnicol
January 31, 2022

On Nov. 18, 2021, students were gathered around the AC Hub for the holiday ornament workshop to craft their ornaments.

Photo: Sevval Kokten

Campus organizations are bringing back the holiday spirit

Sevval Kokten
November 26, 2021

Members of the Escape Manor staff have been running virtual events since the initial lockdown in 2020 to provide a fun and safe way to bring people together while working from home.
Photo submitted by Escape Manor.

Escape Manor and Algonquin College team up for virtual experience

Arielle Hughes
November 10, 2021

Students of Algonquin College.

Photo: Maggie van Lith

Mood Check: What music moves Algonquin?

Maggie van Lith
November 04, 2021

Reegan Derikx (left), residence advisor, and Raivyn Halcro (right), residence community advisor, remain optimistic about more in-person residence events.

Photo: Tanner Reil

Residence carves in-person events back into schedule

Tanner Reil
October 18, 2021

David Grigg mentioned that setup for this event took six hours and that traditionally it should take three, due to distance for cabling. He expects the setup will go much more smoothly for future events.

Photo: Julien Bernier

Television Broadcasting students help CTSACT broadcast charity event

Julien Bernier
October 15, 2021

Dan Levy was honest and open when tackling tough questions from students.

Photo: Jose Mandojana

Dan Levy talks LGBTQ+, PRIDE and Prejudice

Andrea Kennedy
October 14, 2021

“I’m always in awe, that what I have done has made so many people happy,” said Stocker.

Photo: John Stocker

Voice actor John Stocker to visit advertising program

Tanner Reil
October 14, 2021

Within the Wolves Den restaurant and games room, the bowling alley is at the far back of the restaurant. There are colourful bowling balls awaiting participants.

Photo: Julien Bernier

The ARC opens new restaurant, Wolves Den

Gabrielle Vinette
October 06, 2021

An Indigenous drummer with Nathaniel Parant (right), the host of the Mamidosewin Centre's Traditional Drumming event each Wednesday.

Traditional Drumming event every Wednesday to celebrate cultural diversity

Trishala Zala
August 05, 2021

A 2021 photo of Algonquin Commons theatre amid the pandemic.

Photo: Jacob Arnold

Performing Arts Program thrives despite challenges

Jacob Arnold
July 15, 2021

Jesse Menard, Algonquin graphic-design grad and writer of the award-winning short film, The Cold (Iowisto)

Algonquin grad writes award-winning short film

Trishala Zala
July 15, 2021

The Ottawa Grassroots Festival is pleased to give students the opportunity to perform their talents in front of an audience.

Photo: Maggie van Lith

Performing arts students win the chance to play in the Ottawa Grassroots Festival

Maggie van Lith
April 22, 2021

The night began as strange as it could’ve with Davidson engaging with a Zoom crowd of over 100 students from Algonquin, Durham college and St. Clair college, from the back of a car while on his way home.

A thoughtful and entertaining night with Pete Davidson

Muna Aden
April 11, 2021

Algonquin College scriptwriting students who took part of the first of three 2021 Hothouse events. Pictured from top left row to bottom right

Photo: Shannon Anderson, Carla Braga, Nickolas Bloom, Jonathan Jeffrey, Cassie-Hope Aubin, Shweta Corriea, Marzieh Kamyabi and Ola Hamouda.

Scriptwriting’s Hothouse seedlings sprouting this spring

Jennifer Suttle
March 16, 2021

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