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Men’s varsity rugby fumbles in the final while women’s team wins it all

After seven wins and no losses in the regular season, the Durham Lords men's rugby team fell to the Humber Hawks by a score...

Veterans need more young people to support the future of the poppy campaign

A loud ringing echoes about the empty room, ricocheting off stacks of cardboard boxes.Christine Chapman answers the phone with one hand and counts black...

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Men’s varsity rugby fumbles in the final while women’s team wins it all

After seven wins and no losses in the regular season, the Durham Lords men's rugby team fell to the Humber Hawks by a score...

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Men’s varsity rugby fumbles in the final while women’s team wins it all

After seven wins and no losses in the regular season, the Durham Lords men's rugby team fell to the Humber Hawks by a score...

Varsity volleyball and basketball teams push for food and clothing donations

The Durham Lords basketball and volleyball teams are partnering with the Durham College Student Association (DCSA) Support Hub Food Bank to support students and...

Veterans need more young people to support the future of the poppy campaign

A loud ringing echoes about the empty room, ricocheting off stacks of cardboard boxes.Christine Chapman answers the phone with one hand and counts black...
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Durham College’s sports department has faced significant weather-related challenges in recent years, reflecting the broader impacts of climate change in the region. Scott Dennis,...

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