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Table-top games create community in Oshawa

What was once popular only at home has grown to a full-blown community in Oshawa. Table-top gaming popularity is on the rise, with more...

Navigating the transition from graduation to your career

Graduating is a major milestone in life and students in post-secondary anticipate the day they’ll move on to working full-time, but it can be...

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Table-top games create community in Oshawa

What was once popular only at home has grown to a full-blown community in Oshawa. Table-top gaming popularity is on the rise, with more...

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Table-top games create community in Oshawa

What was once popular only at home has grown to a full-blown community in Oshawa. Table-top gaming popularity is on the rise, with more...

Bowmanville’s tight-knit community helps restore a small business

Tracey Pettigrew, owner of ‘Paisley’s The Wee British Shoppe’ in downtown Bowmanville, recalls she and her husband being suddenly woken by fire alarms around...

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Durham Region International Film Festival offers funding to new filmmakers

Durham Region International Film Festival (DRIFF) recently announced its plan to grant a Durham filmmaker $30,000 to make a movie through its new Film...

DC, other Ontario college faculty could strike at midnight

College teachers across Ontario - including those at Durham College (DC) - could go on strike as early as midnight.The Ontario Public Service Employees...

Whitby Abilities Centre receives multi-million dollar investment

The Abilities Centre in Whitby was granted a $4.5 million investment by the Ontario government. They announced the money will go towards various programs...

DC grad’s positive attitude comes with Olympic dream

After narrowly missing out on qualifying for the skeleton event in the 2022 Winter Olympics, Durham College graduate Shannon Galea is considering trying to...

Crowe was born to perform

29-year-old Cale Crowe says music has been part of his life since he could form a thought.He grew up on the Alderville First Nations,...

DC’s Oshawa Music Week: Back with a hybrid of events

Oshawa Music Week is coming up in early April with a hybrid of in-person and online events.The annual week-long event is put on by...

New warming centre for unsheltered in Whitby

A new warming centre for homeless people has opened in downtown Whitby.Whitby has partnered with the Salvation Army and the Region of Durham to...

President Lovisa thanks DC community for its adjustments through pandemic

Durham College (DC) president Don Lovisa thanks the school community for its continuous efforts studying, teaching and providing services through the pandemic."There's people who...

How do DC healthcare students learn about the human body remotely?

Students in healthcare programs at Durham College (DC) have had to learn about human bodies while being away from other human bodies.Shannon Lazo, a...

A MAD, but positive pandemic response at DC’s Oshawa campus

Greg Murphy, dean of Durham College's School of Media, Art and Design (MAD), said the pandemic has produced changes both at the Oshawa...

Pandemic provides unique challenges to DC nursing students

The Durham College Practical Nursing Program has had to pivot, adjust, delay and adapt over the last two years due to COVID-19. Professor Debra Morrison...

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...