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Student advocacy, transit among Algonquin Students’ Association priorities

Amanda Mcleod — September 21, 2026

Student leaders say data and direct feedback will shape advocacy efforts throughout the academic year

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Dayna Sandell, 20, Carleton University transfer student and future AC student.

Photo: Supplied by Dayna Sandell

Student waits for return to on-campus learning before continuing education

Breanna St-Jean
December 14, 2020

Student dropout rates were projected to increase this year compared to Fall 2019.

Photo: Madalyn Howitt

Fall term dropout rates projected to increase from last year

Zainab Almehdar
December 09, 2020

One in three women and one in eight men have experienced unwanted sexual behaviour in public, says a 2019 Canadian study

Photo: Kavya Nair

Event offered lessons in talking about sex and consent

Kavya Nair
December 08, 2020

Kanawābinigig kīzis along Highway 117 during the moose call to action this fall.

Photo: Angeleah Brazeau-Emmerson

AC students join their community in demanding a moratorium on moose hunting

Breanna St-Jean
December 06, 2020

Poetry project honours victims of gender-based violence

Frankie Benvenuti
December 05, 2020

Students and faculty will be accessing the old network until February

Photo: Douglas Boyle

Algonquin College first in province to adopt new cloud-based technology

Douglas Boyle
December 04, 2020

The temporary closure of the Ottawa Rape Crisis Centre leaves survivors of sexual violence with limited resources for support in the city.

Photo: Madalyn Howitt

Project Lighthouse affected by Ottawa Rape Crisis Centre’s closure

Madalyn Howitt
December 02, 2020

NDP leader Jagmeet Singh joined Algonquin College journalism students for a virtual press conference on Nov. 27.

Photo: Breanna St-Jean

Struggles of young people ignored during pandemic, says NDP leader

Madalyn Howitt
November 27, 2020

The Victimology Research Centre held its virtual launch event Nov. 24.

AC launches first Victimology Research Centre in Canada

Breanna St-Jean
November 25, 2020

Sparks Street in Downtown Ottawa, Nov. 20.

Photo: Baylee Clark

What Downtown Ottawa looks like during a pandemic

Katelin Belliveau
November 24, 2020

Community members share how they'll be spending the holidays this year.

Photo: Algonquin Times reporters

Mood Check: Holiday Season

Phaedra Hamer
November 22, 2020

Second-year culinary management student Ketan Tyagi shows his Algonquin U-Pass card.

Photo: Jocelyn Galloway

U-Pass opt out carries over to next term for students

Jocelyn Galloway
November 19, 2020

Flu shots are given with a syringe with a 22 to 24 gauge needle.

Photo: Alvin Tsang

Health Services received its first shipment of flu vaccine supply

Alvin Tsang
November 18, 2020

“We want people to be self-screening consistently,” said Colin Bonang, director of risk management for Algonquin College. “The app has been introduced as an easy way to facilitate that.”

Algonquin introduces new self-screening app

Cody Byrne
November 17, 2020

A section of the cafeteria in building b cordoned off due to COVID-19 restrictions

Photo: Madalyn Howitt

Increased budget deficit for Algonquin and continuing efforts to combat COVID-19

Jorge Maria
November 17, 2020

The finished product of the Woodroffe campus telecommunications lab.

Photo: Chris Carroll

Information technology lab launched into 2020

Douglas Boyle
November 16, 2020

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