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Students find a creative break during midterm week at Black History Month Paint Night

Talitha Kumi Scott — March 09, 2026

Students traded textbooks for paintbrushes at a Black History Month event led by Ottawa speed painter Allan André

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Davi Ribeiro is a business management and entrepreneurship final-year student at Algonquin College.

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Students and staff find ways to cope as remote learning continues

Mohit Kumar
February 10, 2021

The travel services program prepares students to work in a variety of hospitality-related careers.

Photo: Maggie van Lith

Hospitality and Tourism programs adapt to new changes

Maggie van Lith
February 08, 2021

Algonquin College students discover new hobbies to keep themselves busy during quarantine.

Photo: Gabrielle Vinette

Finding fun in hobbies during the lockdown

Gabrielle Vinette
February 07, 2021

Algonquin College students participated in a We Got Game! Among Us Tournament on Jan. 28.

Photo: Connor Black

Algonquin students participate in Ontario-wide Among Us tournament

Connor Black
February 05, 2021

Algonquin's film and media production program provides hands-on experience with the equipment and processes used in the industry.

Photo: Tanner Reil

Mercury Filmworks donates $25,000 to establish a student editing award

Tanner Reil
February 03, 2021

What do college students and staff at the Woodroffe campus have to say about 2021?

Mood Check: How the Algonquin College community is feeling in 2021

Gabrielle Nadeau
February 03, 2021

Ryder, born in Toronto, is a singer-songwriter and mental health and wellness advocate.

Serena Ryder makes virtual visit to the college

Muna Aden
February 03, 2021

Since last spring, all college events have gone virtual.

Photo: Andrea Sternberg

College event planners pleasantly surprised by virtual success

Andrea Sternberg
February 03, 2021

Face-to-activities have been restricted to 10 or fewer persons until at least Feb. 19, 2021.

Photo: Gabrielle Nadeau

Most programs that require internships or work placements are going forward

Brett Thoms
February 03, 2021

Students at Algonquin may want to think twice before investing money into stocks such as GameStop, Nokia, AMC or Blackberry.

Photo: Julien Bernier

Volatile activity in the stock market should not influence students’ financial decisions

Julien Bernier
February 03, 2021

Caroline Marchand is a Algonquin TV broadcasting graduate and associate director for CBC Power and Politics.

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TV broadcasting grad to share story of how she overcame a traumatic brain injury

Tamara Condie
January 28, 2021

The rules for on-campus learning at Algonquin will remain the same as they were after the lockdown announced on Dec. 26, 2020.

Photo: Madalyn Howitt

No change for on-campus students after new stay-at-home order

Ethan Grove
January 17, 2021

Finding my way in my new Canadian life

Hritika Jimmy
December 21, 2020

Donors dropped off food at the contactless food drive on Dec. 9 to help support students in need during this time.

Photo: Chanelle Pinard

Contactless food drive connects to the Algonquin community

Chanelle Pinard
December 19, 2020

Sam McGowan in her Ottawa Ice uniform.

Every player is equal in ringette

Sam Mcgowan
December 18, 2020

Algonquin College is leading a $2.5 million federal program to provide Indigenous youth with training related to the impacts of COVID-19. The college was selected for their prior connections and work with First Nations communities across Canada.

Photo: Julien St-Jean

Algonquin College leads federal program to provide training to Indigenous youth

Julien St-Jean
December 16, 2020

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