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Durham Region is growing and so is its appetite for diverse foods

As Durham Region grows and welcomes more people, it is seeing an increase in food diversity and an appetite for experiencing different cultures through...

Varsity athletic student trainers keep Lords and Ridgebacks in the game

Sprains and strains are part of varsity sports and for that student athletes have a team of athletic therapists and student trainers behind them.The...

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Durham Region is growing and so is its appetite for diverse foods

As Durham Region grows and welcomes more people, it is seeing an increase in food diversity and an appetite for experiencing different cultures through...

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Durham Region is growing and so is its appetite for diverse foods

As Durham Region grows and welcomes more people, it is seeing an increase in food diversity and an appetite for experiencing different cultures through...

Health Canada’s new front-of-package labels a helpful tool, say dieticians

While taking a stroll down the snack aisle in a grocery store, you may have noticed a black and white icon with a magnifying...

Varsity athletic student trainers keep Lords and Ridgebacks in the game

Sprains and strains are part of varsity sports and for that student athletes have a team of athletic therapists and student trainers behind them.The...
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Durham College Student Association looking to fill several positions for fall semester

The Durham College Student Association has a new executive chair and one new director but the rest of the board remains vacant despite a...

OSAP cuts doing more harm than good, student leaders say

Changes to the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) are doing more harm than good, according to critics and many students. In an effort to...

DC community helps students affected by war in Ukraine

Co-written by Cheyenne Jarrett and Emily McPhail“No one is safe there right now.”That's Olesia Loeffen's reflection on the ongoing war in Ukraine.The student from...

Durham rallies around Ukrainian community

As the war in Ukraine continues into its sixth week, Durham Region residents are taking to the streets twice a week to make their...

DC’s Director of Campus Safety eases pandemic stress through puzzles, music

Durham College's (DC) Director Of Campus Safety, Tom Lynch, has found ways to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic through new hobbies and old passions....

The student balancing act between mental health and online learning

“Based on what students have shared with me, I think a lot of students struggle with the online virtual places. The in-person learning was...

Kops is a one-stop shop for vinyl music lovers in Oshawa

Walking into a record store is one of the most exciting things to do for a lover of vinyl music. What if that store...

Former Ridgeback returns home after getting some pro experience

After leaving in January to play professional hockey in the East Coast Hockey League (ECHL) former Ontario Tech men's hockey player, Austin Eastman, returned...

Campus community divided on ditching of mask mandate

Co-produced by Desi Huddy, Cheyenne Jarrett, Jon Wilson, Vandita Kumar, Corrado Distefano, Kayla Jackson, Shaleel Griffith-Ross and Neshya CarvalhoOntario has dropped mask mandates, but...

DC grad credits FastStart with building flexibility into business plan

Self-described "serial entrepreneur" and Durham College alumnae Erin Malcom says the pandemic made her realize she had to pivot her plan to operate her...

DC students react to potential academic strike

Some Durham College (DC) students are frustrated and unsure of next steps as they stare down a strike deadline of midnight tonight by the...

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...