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The turmoil that has plagued the Student Association this school year is taking its toll on the smaller groups that rely on the SA,...

Cultural clubs feeling effects of SA drama

The turmoil that has plagued the Student Association this school year is taking its toll on the smaller groups that rely on the SA,...

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African Soccer

The turmoil that has plagued the Student Association this school year is taking its toll on the smaller groups that rely on the SA,...

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African Soccer

The turmoil that has plagued the Student Association this school year is taking its toll on the smaller groups that rely on the SA,...

DC has its own SA once more

Durham College hasn’t had its own Student Association (SA) for more than 14 years. That’s because when the University of Ontario Institute of Technology...

Cultural clubs feeling effects of SA drama

The turmoil that has plagued the Student Association this school year is taking its toll on the smaller groups that rely on the SA,...
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Durham College Student Association elections taking place this week

Tomorrow is the final day for students in the Faculty of Science and Information Technology to vote for their new director on the DCSA.Students...

The Festival of Colours makes a return to DC after the pandemic

Colours filled the air outside the CFCE building during the Festival of Colours - or Holi - event.The event was hosted on March 8...

Babcock passes the Durham Lords torch

As this year's Durham Lords season wraps up, the program will say goodbye to the long-serving head of varsity athletics.After 36 years, someone new...

‘Founders Drive’ podcast wins first place at the Enactus Regionals Exposition

Durham College's Enactus team scored a big win at the Enactus Regionals Exposition earlier this month. Their project, Founders Drive, is a podcast that...

Internships: The key to success for MAD students?

There are many ways students get real-world experience while still in school. One of them is internships. In the Faculty of Media, Art and...

DC’s Food and Farming program contributes to food security locally

For some people, access homegrown, quality food is a challenge.More than 66,000 people in Durham Region face food insecurity, which is 14 per-cent of...

Code Blue Stations meant to keep people safe on campus

Campus safety is a growing concern as Ontario schools see more and more lockdowns due to safety threats to students and staff. Under the...

DC brings millions into Durham Region

Local Oshawa restaurant, Berry Hill, currently employs two Durham College graduates and feeds a vast student population.Chef and owner, Sarah Chiaparro, is happy to...

Big pressure for big prizes at Durham College Marketing Competition

A trip to Disneyworld and a meeting with a major industrial supply company, plus lots of trophies and cash. That's what was up for...

Tre Sanderson returns to Durham College to cook and inspire

Tre Sanderson was a part of many “firsts.” He was included in the first graduating class of the Culinary Management program at Durham College...

Ukrainian professor shares first-person experience of war with students and faculty

A Ukrainian professor put a human face to the attack by Russia on her country in a talk during Social Justice Week at Durham...

Durham College ends Black History Month with music and exercise

The Global Classroom was alive with Caribbean music and dancing - also known as socasize - to end Black History Month in a joyful...