Featured Story – Page 81 – Algonquin Times

Algonquin Wolves’ first cheer team springs into action

Tianna Lawless-Musgrave — September 18, 2026

The Wolves have partnered with Carleton University's Ravens Rhythm to launch the cheerleading team at Algonquin College

Read more

Photo: Tianna Lawless-Musgrave

More Featured Stories

Algonquin College's newest President and CEO, Claude Brulé. Image courtesy of Algonquin College.

Algonquin’s newest addition with a familiar face

Jessica Alberga
September 28, 2019

Allison Macleod and Chelsea Linklater, wearing orange shirts.

Photo: Laura Nelson

Shining a light on the impact of residential schools

Laura Nelson
September 27, 2019

Many curious passers-by were interested in the various animation styles. Kyle Shipman attracted many curious eyes with his 2D and 3D art.

Algonquin flaunts the animation talent

Burak Edirnecik
April 26, 2019

Pre-animation student, Sarah Donohue, as she touches up a sketch. She took up drawing as a hobby after being inspired by her cousin who works in the animation industry.

Pre-animation grads get their show on

Burak Edirnecik
April 26, 2019

Gabriel Leung of the Let's Go Pow Wow project talks to another student Ashley Hoffman participating in the showcase about his booth in the DARE District.

Photo: Mae Estravo

Innovative projects scattered around college for annual research showcase

Mae Estravo
April 24, 2019

Markus Wehrmann's canvas is meant to show his perception of people. The double-headed snake is his interpretation of his friends.

Art students show off their work in Vessel

Darius Shahheydari
April 24, 2019

Amanda Neilson, harm reduction consultant.

Umbrella Project looks to change model as contract ends

Vanessa Myre
April 18, 2019

Horticulture programs in M building at Algonquin College.Cannabis programs are currently not offered to students.

Photo: Jessica Alberga

With legalization, Algonquin ponders pot curriculum

Jessica Alberga
April 16, 2019

Ontario Community Newspapers Association president John Willems, middle, is surrounding by advertising and journalisms students and faculty. From left, journalism student and former Times managing editor Iliyana Shoushounova, advertising student Sam Sellon, former Times editor Trevor Oattes, and advertising student Candy Wasserman. At right are journalism coordinator/professor Joe Banks and advertising professor Jake Volt. The group attended the association's annual convention in Vaughan, Ontario, to receive the awards.

Times print, online editions named tops among campus newspapers in Ontario

Joe Banks
April 11, 2019

Rick Chiarelli, Martha Peak, Deijanelle Simon and Cheryl Jensen break ground for the new ARC building. The ceremony happened outside Student Commons on April 9.

Photo: Emily Britton

ARC construction underway with ground-breaking ceremony

Emily Britton
April 10, 2019

New SA vice-president May Ghadban enjoys post-election celebration with president Deijanelle Simon. Ghadban won by over 260 votes against her opponent Michael Wolff.

Ghadban handily wins vice-presidential race

Stephen Riccio
April 09, 2019

Blackboard used to be the learning management system of the college. It was replaced by Brightspace in 2018.

Photo: Joseph Wang

Final goodbye to Blackboard at end of March

Joseph Wang
April 07, 2019

Cheryl Jensen at her desk in C-building. The first women president of Algonquin college announced her retirement at the end of her five year contract.

Photo: Jessica Alberga

Farewell to the first female president of Algonquin

Jessica Alberga
April 07, 2019

Student Ibrar-ul Haq leading the Friday prayer in the Spiritual Centre. Haq has stated that the Muslim community has increased vigilance following the Christchurch attack.

Algonquin Muslim community increase vigilance in aftermath of Christchurch

A Shah
April 07, 2019

Participates from Relay for Life spend the night to honour love one who are or were fighting against cancer. They raised money to go towards the Canadian Cancer Society to further the research and help cancer families.

Photo: Camilla Sola

Relay for Life campaign powers past cancer

Camilla Sola
April 07, 2019

David Piccini, MPP for Northhumberland-Peterborough South and Parliamentary assistant to the minister of training, colleges and universities.

Photo: Photo provided by

Nearly one in five students experienced sexual assault, harassment: survey

Laura Nelson
April 07, 2019

The award-winning Algonquin Times provides the opportunity to effectively reach the Algonquin community.

Request Coverage

If you have an event you'd like covered, or a question you want answered, send us details and we'll check it out!

Drop us a line if you have questions or comments.