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Turning trauma into art: Ottawa event gives human trafficking survivors a space to heal

Reilly Armstrong — October 16, 2026

Survivors shared stories of resilience and showcased their artwork at the annual Hope and Healing event

Photo: Reilly Armstrong

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Jenny Rizk, the event coordinator, reads each heartfelt message.

Photo: Mackenzie Cardinal

Algonquin advertising students take New York, learning from the industry’s best and boldest

Korbin Amaya
November 07, 2024

From left to right; Vanessa Stevens, Thaden Coltess, Eric Johnston, Natasha Hiltz-Commanda, Brad Bergeron, Jade Peltier, Shayna Shawongonabe, Clayton Cameron and Trevor Ng.

Photo: Ethan Macleod

Students inspired to be leaders on the land

Ethan Macleod
November 07, 2024

Ryan Baker, an equipment operator, poses in front of the entrance door of the expected new science lab in A-building.

Photo: Angel Belair-Poirier

College creating new science lab at Ottawa campus

Angel Belair-Poirier
November 07, 2024

“Working while studying can be challenging to fit time in to do homework, work can be vital and very important, especially for students considering most of us are on small budgets and incomes,” said Karam Omar a second year computer programming student.

Photo: Kylie Molson

Work or study? A financial dilemma faces college students

Kylie Molson
November 06, 2024

Wolfie with his handlers at a basketball game.

A wolf with no name: All about Algonquin College’s mascot

Siobhan Rollo
November 06, 2024

“Connecting with neighbours and creating an engaged community is an approach available no matter who you are or where you live in the city,” said Tanya Hein, the director of community engagement for Ottawa Neighbourhood Watch in an email. Here, a police car patrolled the streets near the ByWard Market on Oct. 23.

Photo: Laiyiady Lam

Anxious about crime in Ottawa? Here are 5 tips to help you cope

Laiyiady Lam
November 04, 2024

Photo: Kaitlyn Lemay

Ottawa’s sweet Crumbl success is steps away from Algonquin College

Kaitlyn Lemay
October 30, 2024

Student Ayah Styles photographed in the Student Commons wearing a headscarf with a traditionally keffiyeh print, which represents solidarity with the Palestinian liberation movement.

Photo: Nathalia Lencioni

Islamic History Month: celebrating diversity through trying times

Nathalia Lencioni
October 28, 2024

GROW Training for New Workers program team.

Photo: Nathalia Lencioni

GROW program apprentices spruce up Algonquin College courtyard

Nathalia Lencioni
October 26, 2024

The leader of the club, Sami Alwajih, conducts the first meeting of Philosophy Club.

Photo: Siobhan Rollo

New club provides opportunity for deep discussions

Siobhan Rollo
October 26, 2024

Damilola Murtala invited people to join the Q&A game at the cybersecurity booth at the Marketplace Food Court on Oct. 17.

Photo: Zixuan Li

Cybersecurity Awareness Month highlights importance of guarding digital footprints

Zixuan Li
October 22, 2024

The SA Board of Directors from left to right

Photo: Francois Belanger, Marilena Postolache, Josh Ansaldo, Maria Silveira, Emily MacDonald, Kaitlynd Richard, Yannis Affoum Photo credit

Board of Directors releases priorities for the 2024-25 academic period

Ben Seabrook
October 17, 2024

A group of Intenational students that quickly became friends at the dinner.

Photo: Linda Verreault

International students, far from home, grateful for harvest dinner on campus

Linda Verreault
October 17, 2024

Turning trauma into art: Ottawa event gives human trafficking survivors a space to heal

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Postcards for Veterans brings joy to students and soldiers

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Group for local and international students seeks to bridge cultural gaps

Algonquin advertising students take New York, learning from the industry’s best and boldest

Students inspired to be leaders on the land

College creating new science lab at Ottawa campus

Work or study? A financial dilemma faces college students

A wolf with no name: All about Algonquin College’s mascot

Anxious about crime in Ottawa? Here are 5 tips to help you cope

Ottawa’s sweet Crumbl success is steps away from Algonquin College

Islamic History Month: celebrating diversity through trying times

GROW program apprentices spruce up Algonquin College courtyard

New club provides opportunity for deep discussions

Cybersecurity Awareness Month highlights importance of guarding digital footprints

Board of Directors releases priorities for the 2024-25 academic period

International students, far from home, grateful for harvest dinner on campus

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