Nearly 70 college employees set to retire this spring
Sixty-nine college employees will be retiring this year. The news was announced by the Vice...
College ends bid to outsource health services
Algonquin has reversed a proposal to outsource health services and will be keeping the current...
Selection committee approves team of hopeful directors, includes SA president
Students’ Association president Deijanelle Simon will be seeking re-election for president for the upcoming academic...
Faculty union grieving information breach
The college’s faculty union has filed a grievance against the college over the latest phishing...
Wolfie: The unmoving protector of the Mamidosewin Centre
It stands on legs that don’t move in the corner of the room. It watches...
Brighter future for business students with help of L-SPARK
Algonquin’s business students can look to a brighter future with the new partnership between the...
Women’s empowerment celebrated by the college
Women need to amplify each other, reevaluate what they’re apologizing for and to keep working...
Board of Governors discuss impact of tuition cuts, approve budget
International students may have a tuition increase of up to 16 per cent as the...
Women where art thou?
In September 2018, the number of students enrolled in police foundations at Algonquin College was...
Pembroke dean, campus friends, celebrate her early retirement
After she realized that perhaps she wasn’t the leader to take the college to the...