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From food security to climate action, the issues shaping our world are playing out right here at home. Our Chronicle student reporters went looking for the stories behind the statistics in Durham Region. They found communities, changemakers and solutions. Click through to explore their reporting and discover what the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals mean for the people who live them every day.

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DC changes how the Global Classroom is used, one prof finds it ‘liberating’

This summer, Lon Appleby, a professor who teaches humanities at Durham College (DC), was told that he was going to have to move out...
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The Barrett Centre grows community connections through fresh produce

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Students are already using AI. Colleges need to teach them how to use it.

For many students today, artificial intelligence has become an integral part of doing schoolwork. The question is no longer whether students will use it....
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Durham College and Ontario Tech plan new high-performance complex

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DC changes how the Global Classroom is used, one prof finds it ‘liberating’

This summer, Lon Appleby, a professor who teaches humanities at Durham College (DC), was told that he was going to have to move out...

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DC changes how the Global Classroom is used, one prof finds it ‘liberating’

This summer, Lon Appleby, a professor who teaches humanities at Durham College (DC), was told that he was going to have to move out...

The Barrett Centre grows community connections through fresh produce

A chilly autumn breeze served as a reminder of the approaching winter frost as Durham College hosted its Fall Farm Open House in Ajax...

Students are already using AI. Colleges need to teach them how to use it.

For many students today, artificial intelligence has become an integral part of doing schoolwork. The question is no longer whether students will use it....
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Coaches, residents look forward to new sports complex in north Whitby

Michael Reed -
Sports complex decades in the making is nearly complete

Bus-only lanes and aerial car not safest solution for Simcoe Street: students, councillor

Emma Cloutier -
Simcoe Street is one of the oldest streets in Oshawa and one that has gone through some of the most changes. Once entirely farmland,...

Durham College trains staff to aid students with military-related experiences

Matt Peuker -
Durham College is equipping faculty and support staff with tools to help students with prior or current military experience.For decades, the college has had...

Farm workers ‘temporary’ but essential: industry experts

Juan E. Suarez C. -
Debate over Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) has intensified in recent years, as concerns over unemployment, wages and working conditions have collided with...

Farm workers ‘temporary’ but essential: industry experts

Juan E. Suarez C. -
Debate over Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) has intensified in recent years, as concerns over unemployment, wages and working conditions have collided with...

Songs Revealed offers a stepping stone for students and songwriters

Emma Cloutier -
The ‘Songs Revealed’ songwriting competition, part of Oshawa Music Week (OMW), returned on April 8 with the goal of supporting emerging Durham/GTA...

Oshawa Music Week brings music, culture and community to campus

Reese Mclaughlin -
Music, culture and community filled Durham College on April 7 as Oshawa Music Week kicked off with live performances, student-led events and a celebration of local talent.

DCSA executive chair-elect focuses on transparency, affordability

Kieran Ricci -
Incoming executive chair of the Durham College Student Association (DCSA) Keiran Popela says improving transparency around student fees will be a priority when he...

Public art engages campus community

Asia Upson -
Fine Arts students will take over the Pit tomorrow (April 2) to present collaborative art activities they have created over the semester. The goal...

DJ Club brings technical insight and neon light to Durham College

Chenelle Richards -
The bass booms through the second floor of the Student Centre. Windows are covered and neon lights replace daylight to create an electronic club...

Sugary drinks make you quickly energized – and quickly tired, say dieticians

Lauren Cole -
With the stress of exams, students often reach for a caffeinated drink for an extra boost of energy.Whether that is an iced coffee or...

Event Planning students’ capstone project brings community closer at DC

Chloe Forsyth -
Shared laughter, meaningful conversations and a deep appreciation for the community flowed through the Pit on Tuesday. The fourth annual BIPOC Small Business event...
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