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College mourns sudden loss of Jamie Bramburger

Hau Ting Ng — March 12, 2025

Bramburger, who was the interim dean of the Pembroke Waterfront Campus, passed away on March 11

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Algonquin set to launch new programs in 2020 and 2021

Algonquin set to launch new programs in 2020 and 2021

Vanessa Bobai
December 11, 2019

A team of computer science students built a program to analyze voting habits of Senators for Algonquin's Re/Action showcase. Ikram Mohammed-Navaz, Adam Nguyen, Vicknesh Babu, Corey Chenier, Chris Beck and Marco Gregory won an award for their project.

Photo: Mike Athey

Students react to world challenges with innovation at Re/Action event

Mike Athey
December 10, 2019

Algonquin community remembers the women murdered at École Polytechnique

Algonquin community remembers the women murdered at École Polytechnique

Vanessa Myre
December 10, 2019

Students' Association clubs coordinator, Sienna Benson.

Photo: Perushka Gopalkista

Students’ Association ‘cautiously optimistic’ after defeat against Student Choice Initiative

Perushka Gopalkista
December 03, 2019

Algonquin College aviation students en route to graduation

Algonquin College aviation students en route to graduation

Farah Khan
December 02, 2019

Stephanie Foss, first year electrical engineering student loves taking her diesel GM truck hunting with her. Foss's hunting season ended on Nov. 16.

Photo: Jessica Alberga

Hunting season is a chance to escape student life and connect with family

Jessica Alberga
November 28, 2019

Trees fall down as LRT construction begins at Iris Station

Trees fall down as LRT construction begins at Iris Station

Emily Britton
November 28, 2019

Bill Garbarino and Jim Neubauer with the entrepreneurship team with their trophies. Ethan Kirkpatrick and Pushpvir Singh represented Algonquin College in the entrepreneurship category.

Photo: Brenden McBride

‘A dominating performance’ for Team Algonquin at provincial marketing competition

Burak Edirnecik
November 28, 2019

Match a ride for carpool to school

Match a ride for carpool to school

Baraa Jaafar
November 28, 2019

Robert Kershaw is the creator of So you Think you can Brightspace?

So You Think You Can Brightspace?

Vanessa Myre
November 28, 2019

Sam Dalley (left) works with classmate Riley Ransom (right) to winterize plants and equipment for the coming months. Though an outdoor-oriented program, the horticulture program prepares students with many other applicable skills.

Photo: Emily Hsueh

No hibernation for AC horticulturists

Emily Hsueh
November 28, 2019

Much ado about three terms and winter intakes

Much ado about three terms and winter intakes

Vanessa Bobai
November 28, 2019

Students in class in the M-building. The self-contained shed is in the classroom, behind a fence.

Inside a small shed in the M-building, sits big opportunities

A Shah
November 28, 2019

Mitzie Hunter speaking to students at The Senate Tavern on her policies.

Photo: May Moore

Mitzie Hunter, Liberal MPP, wants to focus and fight for young people in Ontario

Farah Khan
November 28, 2019

Algonquin College President and CEO- Claude Brulé speaks to journalism students during a press conference on Nov. 15,

Photo: Stephen Riccio

Algonquin won’t be carbon-neutral soon, but Brulé says sustainability is a goal

Stephen Riccio
November 27, 2019

Colin Mills, Algonquin's MIA program creator and coordinator, is pleased with the progression of the program. The MIA program celebrated its tenth anniversary this academic year.

Photo: Brian G. Sharbin

Music Industry Arts: 10 years later

Brian G. Sharbin
November 27, 2019

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