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Algonquin College lease with Ottawa Police Service may end in 2026

Nathalia Lencioni — December 05, 2024

Students are concerned they may lose access to important role models and learning tools as OPS exit draws near

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Downtown Trenton, Ont. is pictured with the old post office clock tower (centre-right) on Oct. 25, 2023. The clock tower was constructed in 1888.

Photo: TJ Sider

New heritage conservation-focused degree program launching in fall 2024 at Perth campus

TJ Sider
November 01, 2023

Trang Nguyen (left) and Melissa Yang (right) stand in front of the former Almonte post office converted into a restaurant.

Photo: Kate Playfair

International students get a taste of small town life outside of Ottawa

Kate Playfair
November 01, 2023

“We’ve heard about their excellent quality chocolate,” says Ashish Talwar, the Connections-Campus Store manager. “There’s also a good story behind. We have sold half of our inventory, and we are reordering.”

Photo: Brahim Ait Ouzineb

Connections chooses refugee chocolatier for co-branding opportunity

Brahim Ait Ouzineb
October 30, 2023

“I know the rooms will be busy after they re-open,

Photo: Kit Gervais

Students hope for new machines as maintenance temporarily closes residence laundry room

Kit Gervais
October 25, 2023

Brandon Bedard anchors C Platoon, followed by Kaidyn Kovacic, Ryan Ray, Jack Abbott, and Hope Fawsy.

Photo: Kerry Slack

Pre-service firefighter students pull with community for Epilepsy Ottawa

Kerry Slack
October 24, 2023

An Ottawa Fire Services firetruck stops in front of the Algonquin College residence on Oct. 20, 2023.

Photo: TJ Sider

Fire alarm pulled at campus residence after microwave causes smoke

TJ Sider
October 20, 2023

“We do have a hard time with getting students to attend events that have to do with wellness because for students often school, work, family responsibilities and social time come before self-care which is totally understandable,” said Leah Grimes, intercultural programming support officer (back left).

Photo: Brahim Ait Ouzineb

International students embrace wellness in the face of challenges

Brahim Ait Ouzineb
October 20, 2023

Eshaan Bansal taking pictures of the Canadian Tire Centre during the field trip organized by the International Education Centre.

Photo: Arty Sarkisian

International students explore Canadian life through the good ol’ hockey game

Arty Sarkisian
October 17, 2023

Amidst serenity, students meet at the Spiritual Centre for bible study.

Photo: Sebastian Menendez

Spiritual Centre provides a tranquil sanctuary on a bustling college campus

Sebastian Menendez
October 17, 2023

Ray Huang works on Jonathan Fletcher's hair at Blessed Barber Shop.

Photo: Annika Schlarb

Ray is in control: Multi-talented barber has a passion for success

Annika Schlarb
October 16, 2023

Pictured left to right; Jason Kelly, Sara Connelly and Jean-Luc Sauvé, all Algonquin College animation program graduates, in the animation department at Mercury Filmworks, standing behind a cardboard cutout of the main characters of Hilda.

Photo: Roxanne Lamarche-Silmser

Top Netflix series ‘Hilda’ animated in large part by Algonquin College alumni

Roxanne Lamarche
October 13, 2023

Posters for sale set up for sale in the cafeteria by Imaginus on Oct. 12.

Photo: Andrew Sorokan

Students hunt for wall art at annual poster sale in the cafeteria

Andrew Sorokan
October 13, 2023

Health and fitness program students (from left to right) Lane Dixson, Ryan Brown, Ben Tease, and Nathan Stephenson weigh in on the SA's priorities.

Photo: Rebekah Houter

SA releases priorities for 2023-24 with affordable housing at the top of the list

Rebekah Houter
October 11, 2023

My Catering Group employees (left to right) Meghan Bond, Janhavi Alaknure and Kelsey O'Connor staff their booth.

Photo: Kit Gervais

Part-time job and volunteer fair attracts hundreds of students to Student Commons

Kit Gervais
October 11, 2023

Algonquin College has an enrolment of 3,917 students from India in the fall 2023 term.

Photo: Noah Leafloor

College offers support to international students amid tensions between Canada and India

Noah Leafloor
October 11, 2023

“E-books are easier because I can go on my computer instead of grabbing a copy from the bookstore. You can just type the information you are looking for instead of swiping through the pages,” says Ethan Mulholland, a first-year architectural technician.

Photo: Brahim Ait Ouzineb

Students eye e-books, used books for savings to help reduce financial burden

Brahim Ait Ouzineb
October 10, 2023

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