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The future of news is local

If Sierra Sangetti-Daniels, the community and Culture Steward of News Futures, had an unlimited budget and resources, she would open a television broadcast studio...

The magnetic pull of music: Tony Sutherland’s life and ‘DREAMS!’

From being a DJ to music business professor, Sutherland remains "hooked" to music

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The future of news is local

If Sierra Sangetti-Daniels, the community and Culture Steward of News Futures, had an unlimited budget and resources, she would open a television broadcast studio...

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The future of news is local

If Sierra Sangetti-Daniels, the community and Culture Steward of News Futures, had an unlimited budget and resources, she would open a television broadcast studio...

Under the costume: the internal appeal of cosplay

It was 2022 and Durham College’s Anime United Club was hosting their first Cosplay Cafe. Twin sisters Ai and Zo Rahmanyar had gotten the...

The magnetic pull of music: Tony Sutherland’s life and ‘DREAMS!’

From being a DJ to music business professor, Sutherland remains "hooked" to music
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Black literary voices usually slip through the cracks. BlackLit Durham creates a space for Black Canadian writers and listeners yearning for authentic representation...

The post-pandemic classroom: a new era of interactive learning

Waking up, opening your school-issued Chromebook, completing assignments alone and then closing it at the end of the day — this was the routine...

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Ed Broadbent’s legacy lives on at Oshawa’s Human Rights Garden

The Ed Broadbent Human Rights Garden honours the legacy of human rights advocacy and recognizes the rights of Indigenous Peoples across the land. It's...

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Colleges across Ontario have been increasingly relying on short-term contract employees to fill teaching roles – a strategy that helps manage costs while bringing...

Ontario Colleges struggle as funding crisis leads to layoffs, program suspensions

The impact of federally imposed restrictions on international student applications has intensified, leading more institutions to cut programs or close campuses. As a result,...