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Generations House is transforming isolation into inclusion

At Generations House (Generationernes Hus) in Aarhus, Denmark, about a three-hour drive northwest of Copenhagen, the oldest resident is 100 years old, and the...

Durham College research aims to improve mental health care for Black Canadians

The urgent need for mental health care in Canada has become increasingly recognized over the past two decades. However, for Black Canadians, accessing adequate...

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Generations House is transforming isolation into inclusion

At Generations House (Generationernes Hus) in Aarhus, Denmark, about a three-hour drive northwest of Copenhagen, the oldest resident is 100 years old, and the...

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Generations House is transforming isolation into inclusion

At Generations House (Generationernes Hus) in Aarhus, Denmark, about a three-hour drive northwest of Copenhagen, the oldest resident is 100 years old, and the...

The rise of AI: How automation is reshaping jobs in Durham Region

Artificial intelligence is transforming industries worldwide, but how is it affecting employment in Durham Region? As automation expands into various sectors, many workers –...

Durham College research aims to improve mental health care for Black Canadians

The urgent need for mental health care in Canada has become increasingly recognized over the past two decades. However, for Black Canadians, accessing adequate...
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Campus chiropractic health good to go during pandemic

Bernadette Murphy has been working part-time as a chiropractor at Durham College's Campus Health and Wellness Centre for 12 years, but that work suddenly...

DC soccer players getting their kicks during pandemic

Nate Paine has played for the Durham Lords men's soccer team for four years, which means his career includes playing before and during the...

DRPS officer offers advice to police hopefuls

A Durham Regional Police Services (DRPS) officer has some advice for aspiring police officers currently in college and university. Quinn Tyrell, 31, lives in...

Clarke leads Lords to perfect season in pandemic

Durham Lords women’s volleyball head coach, Tony Clarke, continues to lead the Lords to success…even through a pandemic...and even when the team is rebuilding....

DC dental students worked ‘seven days a week’ through parts of pandemic

While some Durham College (DC) students have been able to attend their programs entirely online during the pandemic, that has not been the case...

COVID-19 has melted half the ice at the Campus Ice Centre

Along with the college and university, the Campus Ice Centre has also gone through restrictions due to COVID-19. The twin ice pad facility has...

Is online learning at Durham here to stay?

Flexible learning - learning both in class and online - could be here to stay at Durham College. The decision will come down to...

DC prepares Mitchell to become Canadian border agent

If Reba Mitchell gets her way, she'll be working for Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) before too long."I want to work at CBSA because...

Durham police officer credits DC with helping him get the job

Durham College alumnus Nathaniel Boodhoo, 26, has been a police officer in Whitby for four years. The Durham Regional Police Services (DRPS) officer graduated...

Oshawa and opioids: A ‘national health epidemic’

“You're literally going place to place looking for pills because if you don't have them, you're going to go into withdrawal and be violently...

The ‘battle’ returns, connecting kids, books and Durham librarians

Librarians across Durham Region are hopeful this year's annual Battle of the Books will return after missing two years of competition.The contest is run...

Durham Lords women’s basketball team returns to action

The Durham College women's basketball team is back playing games after a COVID-19 hiatus.They returned to action Feb. 11, losing 71-62 to Algonquin Wolves....