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Sudden suspension of Algonquin College’s rugby program stuns former players

Owen Riendeau — April 23, 2026

The former players are heartbroken about losing a source of community and the college losing the sport they love

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Kevin Holmes, the director of the Social Innovation Lab at Algonquin College, giving a speech on the new AI Accelerator Hub. photographed on May 27.

Photo: William Barritt

Algonquin College student’s death inspires family to raise money for cancer research

Jade Louise Greenwood
May 29, 2025

How are students managing high subscription costs.

Photo: William Barritt

AC students struggle to keep up with soaring subscription costs

William Barritt
May 29, 2025

Amanda Logan hosts trivia night at the Wolves Den on May 21.

Photo: Scott Crowell

ARC kicks off the spring term with patio Trivia Night at the Wolves Den

Scott Crowell
May 26, 2025

The Students' Association Thrift Store happened in E-building on May 20 and 21.

Photo: Jade Louise Greenwood

Campus Food Cupboard benefits from successful Thrift Store event

Jade Louise Greenwood
May 23, 2025

News briefs: 40-year-old man charged with impaired canoeing

Vasuman Ravichandran
May 22, 2025

Namira Keshavjee, a part-time sales associate at the campus store, stands next to locks for sale.

Photo: Michael Banks

Algonquin College urges students to protect property after locker break-ins

Mickey Banks
May 22, 2025

Pride Club decorations set up in the Student Commons on May 13.

Photo: Matthew Grieve

Students reviving Pride Club after pandemic shutdown

Matthew Grieve
May 22, 2025

Photo: William Barritt

Algonquin College closes some food service stops on campus for the summer

William Barritt
May 20, 2025

The 88 Bayshore arriving at Baseline station.

Photo: Michael Banks

AC students and other bus users uncertain about OC Transpo’s bus route changes

Mickey Banks
May 20, 2025

Abby Muir coordinates the Food Cupboard food supplies on May 13.

Photo: Jade Louise Greenwood

SA Thrift Store encourages students to ‘take what you need, pay what you can’

Jade Louise Greenwood
May 16, 2025

Bacteriophages as seen under an electron microscope. The entire organism including the spindly legs is about 0.0002 mm in width and 0.0004 mm in height.

Photo: Fumio Arisaka

Innovation on the horizon for biotech students

Vasuman Ravichandran
May 16, 2025

Colorful flowers were on display at Commissioners Park during the Canadian Tulip Festival on May 10.

Photo: Matthew Grieve

Algonquin College students connect with local culture at the Tulip Festival

Matthew Grieve
May 16, 2025

News briefs: Mexican beauty influencer gunned down on TikTok livestream

Marcos Somarriba
May 16, 2025

Sudden suspension of Algonquin College’s rugby program stuns former players

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Algonquin College launches AI hub with Amazon Web Services

News briefs: Ottawa constable convicted of assault in 2023, ordered to resign

Spring Clubsfest invites current students to explore new, inclusive communities

Algonquin College student’s death inspires family to raise money for cancer research

AC students struggle to keep up with soaring subscription costs

ARC kicks off the spring term with patio Trivia Night at the Wolves Den

Campus Food Cupboard benefits from successful Thrift Store event

News briefs: 40-year-old man charged with impaired canoeing

Algonquin College urges students to protect property after locker break-ins

Students reviving Pride Club after pandemic shutdown

Algonquin College closes some food service stops on campus for the summer

AC students and other bus users uncertain about OC Transpo’s bus route changes

SA Thrift Store encourages students to ‘take what you need, pay what you can’

Innovation on the horizon for biotech students

Algonquin College students connect with local culture at the Tulip Festival

News briefs: Mexican beauty influencer gunned down on TikTok livestream

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