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Perth campus buzzing with anticipation for Bee Club

Itel Sapozhnikov — December 18, 2024

The newly created club unites people with the passion for pollinators

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Remote office setups when done right can really make online learning easier.

Photo: Zainab Almehdar

Want to be a remote learning success? Set up a workspace and commit

Kristy Jones
November 30, 2020

NDP leader Jagmeet Singh joined Algonquin College journalism students for a virtual press conference on Nov. 27.

Photo: Breanna St-Jean

Struggles of young people ignored during pandemic, says NDP leader

Madalyn Howitt
November 27, 2020

Making new friends online has helped many students with their mental health during the pandemic.

Photo: Meara Belanger

Students form online friendships to purge pandemic loneliness

Meara Belanger
November 27, 2020

The Victimology Research Centre held its virtual launch event Nov. 24.

AC launches first Victimology Research Centre in Canada

Breanna St-Jean
November 25, 2020

Sparks Street in Downtown Ottawa, Nov. 20.

Photo: Baylee Clark

What Downtown Ottawa looks like during a pandemic

Katelin Belliveau
November 24, 2020

Community members share how they'll be spending the holidays this year.

Photo: Algonquin Times reporters

Mood Check: Holiday Season

Phaedra Hamer
November 22, 2020

Second-year culinary management student Ketan Tyagi shows his Algonquin U-Pass card.

Photo: Jocelyn Galloway

U-Pass opt out carries over to next term for students

Jocelyn Galloway
November 19, 2020

Flu shots are given with a syringe with a 22 to 24 gauge needle.

Photo: Alvin Tsang

Health Services received its first shipment of flu vaccine supply

Alvin Tsang
November 18, 2020

Students and staff at Algonquin share their opinions about the U.S. election.

Photo: Frankie Benvenuti & Alvin Tsang

Mood Check: Algonquin students react to the United States Presidential election

Alvin Tsang
November 18, 2020

“We want people to be self-screening consistently,” said Colin Bonang, director of risk management for Algonquin College. “The app has been introduced as an easy way to facilitate that.”

Algonquin introduces new self-screening app

Cody Byrne
November 17, 2020

A section of the cafeteria in building b cordoned off due to COVID-19 restrictions

Photo: Madalyn Howitt

Increased budget deficit for Algonquin and continuing efforts to combat COVID-19

Jorge Maria
November 17, 2020

Photo: Angeleah Brazeau-Emmerson

What it’s like to be a barista in a pandemic

Brenden Laframboise
November 17, 2020

Award-winning graphic design student Jennifer Power.

Photo: Jocelyn Galloway

Award-winning graphic design student combines science and design to educate others

Jocelyn Galloway
November 14, 2020

As of Nov. 9 students can now visit Algonquin's Fitness Zone.

Photo: Camryn Majuary

Fitness Zone Re-opens

Camryn Majuary
November 14, 2020

Back to dance at Pique Dance Studio

Dance studios yet to open at Algonquin but others have the green light

Frankie Benvenuti
November 14, 2020

Robyn Majuary's, a full-time educational assistant, Cricut designs for makeup holders and a potted plant, for her side hustle business, New Look Crafts.

Photo: Camryn Majuary

Side hustles can bring in money and spark creativity

Camryn Majuary
November 10, 2020

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