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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"

Photo: Tyson Purvis

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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

Law textbooks in Algonquin College's library, third floor.

Photo: Reilly Armstrong

Legal students feel the pressure of looming cuts, campaign to save their programs

Reilly Armstrong
February 20, 2026

Algonquin College halls are covered in posters for the 2026 Board of Governors internal election candidates.

Photo: Amanda McLeod

News Briefs: Tim Hortons’ Roll Up The Rim To Win contest returns for the foreseeable future

Tyson Purvis
February 19, 2026

Sign pointing towards the Career Networking Fair, with students exploring in the background.

Photo: Ellie Hazelwood

Students connect with employers at Career Networking Fair

Ellie Hazelwood
February 18, 2026

Photo taken at Algonquin College with the student team members (from left to right)

Photo: Shane Goldy, Ethan Harris, Idan Davy & Samuel A. Pilon Photo credit

Algonquin College filmmaker’s documentary explores college funding

Talitha Kumi Scott
February 17, 2026

Students gathering at the Wolves Den to watch the Canada-Czechia men's preliminary hockey game.

Photo: Nylah Henry

Winter Olympics take over the Wolves Den

Nylah Henry
February 17, 2026

Sabella Chomseng holds up two of the large prints on sale from the illustration and concept art students at the J-building shop.

Photo: Tyson Purvis

Algonquin College’s art programs raise funds for their end-of-program showcase

Tyson Purvis
February 17, 2026

Joshua Odjick and Claudia Jurt answering students' questions.

Photo: Delaney St. Pierre

Joshua Odjick visits students to lead acting workshop and share words of wisdom

Delaney St. Pierre
February 17, 2026

News Briefs: Carney to attend vigil in Tumbler Ridge, B.C.

Reilly Armstrong
February 13, 2026

Algonquin College will receive financial support as a result of recent funding increases from the Ontario government.

Photo: Amanda McLeod

Algonquin College pauses board vote on program cuts

Amanda Mcleod
February 13, 2026

Photo of Damon Merrikin carry Grace Johnston on his back. Courtesy of Grace Johnston.

Students say Valentine’s Day should come from the heart

Pedro Mendez
February 12, 2026

News Briefs: Federal employees lose jobs based on more than 2,600 cases of misconduct and wrongdoing

Tyrell Taylor
February 10, 2026

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

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Legal students feel the pressure of looming cuts, campaign to save their programs

Students vote for Board of Governors rep on Feb. 25

Mamidosewin Centre welcomes new sewing lab

College altering CAL staff positions: faculty union

News Briefs: Tim Hortons’ Roll Up The Rim To Win contest returns for the foreseeable future

Students connect with employers at Career Networking Fair

Algonquin College filmmaker’s documentary explores college funding

Winter Olympics take over the Wolves Den

Algonquin College’s art programs raise funds for their end-of-program showcase

Joshua Odjick visits students to lead acting workshop and share words of wisdom

News Briefs: Carney to attend vigil in Tumbler Ridge, B.C.

Algonquin College pauses board vote on program cuts

Students say Valentine’s Day should come from the heart

News Briefs: Federal employees lose jobs based on more than 2,600 cases of misconduct and wrongdoing

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