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Students’ Association opens the Observatory for students to ‘focus’

Tyson Purvis — April 13, 2026

The former campus pub is open all day, every day for the rest of the semester as part of "Focus at the Observatory"

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Jahvon Flowers, a student at Algonquin College, looks across the campus commons on Tuesday, March 10, 2026. Flowers was spending time between classes at the college’s main campus.

Photo: Sienna Gauthier

The armour of everyday dressing for Algonquin College students

Sienna Gauthier
March 18, 2026

News Briefs: Travellers may want to postpone vacation plans as Iran war threatens safety

Delaney St. Pierre
March 16, 2026

News briefs: Ottawa company building advanced drones for dangerous missions

Daniel Sundaresan
March 13, 2026

Demonstrators gather, holding flags and signs at the Show Your Work rally on March 10 at Algonquin College.

Photo: Rory Haley

Demonstrators demand transparency from Algonquin College after more program cuts

Rory Haley
March 11, 2026

Jackson Bedard-McQuaig, a film and media production student, uses a Friday night as studio time. OSAP changes could affect enrolment in all programs, including his.

Photo: Ryan Harkness

Robert Junior Ntoko wins student seat as Board of Governors considers more program cuts at Algonquin College

Amanda Mcleod
March 01, 2026

News Briefs: School transportation authority offers bus service to more students after identifying hazard zones

Mariana Vega Andrade
February 28, 2026

A student leads chants through a megaphone during an OSAP protest at the University of Ottawa, as demonstrators call for accessible education and increased financial support for post-secondary students.

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Students say OSAP changes are shutting the door on their futures

Sienna Gauthier
February 27, 2026

News Briefs: Cuba says ‘armed infiltration’ planned after four shot dead on U.S.-registered speedboat

Ryan Harkness
February 26, 2026

Algonquin College's Board of Governors is poised to vote on 30 program suspension recommendations.

Photo: Tyrell Taylor

Algonquin College Board of Governors to vote Monday on 30 program cuts

Talitha Kumi Scott
February 26, 2026

Photo: Delaney St. Pierre

Algonquin College students spend a day at Madahoki Farm for Indigenous teachings

Delaney St. Pierre
February 26, 2026

Students lounging at the AC Hub before the movie viewing.

Photo: Ann Saratu Balogun

ACSA hosts movie night at the AC Hub for Black History Month

Ann Saratu Balogun
February 25, 2026

The multi-faith prayer room at the spiritual centre of Algonquin College

Photo: Noureddine Zerrad

Veiled Muslim students say they feel welcomed on campus, but some challenges persist

Noureddine Zerrad
February 24, 2026

News Briefs: Man charged in Ottawa’s fourth homicide of the year

Pedro Mendez
February 21, 2026

Students’ Association opens the Observatory for students to ‘focus’

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The armour of everyday dressing for Algonquin College students

News Briefs: Travellers may want to postpone vacation plans as Iran war threatens safety

News briefs: Ottawa company building advanced drones for dangerous missions

Demonstrators demand transparency from Algonquin College after more program cuts

OSAP changes disappoint students, concern advocates

Food services could be outsourced by fall semester, college says

Algonquin College’s Board of Governors votes to suspend 30 programs

Robert Junior Ntoko wins student seat as Board of Governors considers more program cuts at Algonquin College

News Briefs: School transportation authority offers bus service to more students after identifying hazard zones

Students say OSAP changes are shutting the door on their futures

News Briefs: Cuba says ‘armed infiltration’ planned after four shot dead on U.S.-registered speedboat

Algonquin College Board of Governors to vote Monday on 30 program cuts

Algonquin College students spend a day at Madahoki Farm for Indigenous teachings

ACSA hosts movie night at the AC Hub for Black History Month

Veiled Muslim students say they feel welcomed on campus, but some challenges persist

News Briefs: Man charged in Ottawa’s fourth homicide of the year

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