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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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Sienna Benson, clubs and communities coordinator standing inside the Clubs and Communities room. Benson says the school was well prepared for cuts related to opt-out fees, despite the short notice.

Impact of opt-out option less than anticipated

A Shah
September 30, 2019

Young man Jackson shows his thoughts this Global Climate Strike day on Friday, Sept. 27.

Photo: Bradley Legault

Global climate strike attracts thousands of students

Bradley Legault
September 30, 2019

Raymond Falardeau, business administration student, has a problem with the parking passes this year.

Photo: Emily Britton

Where have the parking spaces gone?

Emily Britton
September 29, 2019

Alex Ilareguy and Seana Medina sitting with friends in the AC Hub. Medina says that she will have to pick up shifts because OSAP isn't enough.

Photo: Qadeer Popal

As fall semester kicks off, students adjust to changes in OSAP

A Shah
September 28, 2019

Patrick Gauthier and Kelvin Jiang standing outside of Algonquin. The two seek to clear misconceptions about firearms, while educating others on firearm safety.

Photo: Qadeer Popal

New club at Algonquin seeks to clear misinformation surrounding guns and gun ownership

A Shah
September 28, 2019

Deijanelle Simon is the SA president who has been overseeing the developments of ARC. The facility will be open in the Fall of 2021 with an estimated cost of $48-million.

Photo: Joshua Ambar

New developments to come as ARC construction debuts at the college

Joshua Ambar
September 27, 2019

Train service goes down to one line at St. Laurent on Tuesday, Sept. 17. Employees worked to maintain order while the line was restored.

Photo: Mike Athey

Tales from the Train

Mike Athey
September 24, 2019

Photo: Laura-Lee MacDonald, Caeleigh MacDonald, Helene Hutchings, Rowan MacDonald, and Maddie Hille Photo credit

An event that unites the community each year

Farah Khan
September 23, 2019

Many curious passers-by were interested in the various animation styles. Kyle Shipman attracted many curious eyes with his 2D and 3D art.

Algonquin flaunts the animation talent

Burak Edirnecik
April 26, 2019

Pre-animation student, Sarah Donohue, as she touches up a sketch. She took up drawing as a hobby after being inspired by her cousin who works in the animation industry.

Pre-animation grads get their show on

Burak Edirnecik
April 26, 2019

Horticulture programs in M building at Algonquin College.Cannabis programs are currently not offered to students.

Photo: Jessica Alberga

With legalization, Algonquin ponders pot curriculum

Jessica Alberga
April 16, 2019

Ontario Community Newspapers Association president John Willems, middle, is surrounding by advertising and journalisms students and faculty. From left, journalism student and former Times managing editor Iliyana Shoushounova, advertising student Sam Sellon, former Times editor Trevor Oattes, and advertising student Candy Wasserman. At right are journalism coordinator/professor Joe Banks and advertising professor Jake Volt. The group attended the association's annual convention in Vaughan, Ontario, to receive the awards.

Times print, online editions named tops among campus newspapers in Ontario

Joe Banks
April 11, 2019

Rick Chiarelli, Martha Peak, Deijanelle Simon and Cheryl Jensen break ground for the new ARC building. The ceremony happened outside Student Commons on April 9.

Photo: Emily Britton

ARC construction underway with ground-breaking ceremony

Emily Britton
April 10, 2019

New SA vice-president May Ghadban enjoys post-election celebration with president Deijanelle Simon. Ghadban won by over 260 votes against her opponent Michael Wolff.

Ghadban handily wins vice-presidential race

Stephen Riccio
April 09, 2019

Keshana King, budget coordinator for Brightspace ambassadors program

Brightspace has a bright future: coordinator

Vanessa Myre
April 07, 2019

Blackboard used to be the learning management system of the college. It was replaced by Brightspace in 2018.

Photo: Joseph Wang

Final goodbye to Blackboard at end of March

Joseph Wang
April 07, 2019

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