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Reconciliation means action, not just apologies

Durham College marked the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with events that brought together students, community members, and survivors. For some, it was...

Strike showed how badly Ontario is failing its college students

Every college student in Ontario has been facing stress that goes way beyond assignments and preparing for exams. While the support staff college strike...

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Reconciliation means action, not just apologies

Durham College marked the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with events that brought together students, community members, and survivors. For some, it was...

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Reconciliation means action, not just apologies

Durham College marked the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with events that brought together students, community members, and survivors. For some, it was...

It’s time to turn up the volume on campus musicians

DC and UOIT need to take centre stage in Durham Region's music scene

Strike showed how badly Ontario is failing its college students

Every college student in Ontario has been facing stress that goes way beyond assignments and preparing for exams. While the support staff college strike...
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Durham College enters first day of full-time support staff strike

Full-time support staff at Durham College (DC) have wrapped up their first day on the picket line, in a fight for what they deem...

DC full-time support staff could strike this Thursday

Full-time support staff at Ontario’s 24 public colleges, including Durham College, could walk off the job this Thursday at midnight if a contract isn’t...

Navigating stress: How Durham College supports students’ mental health

By Veronica Pereira and Emma BodreroBalancing academic pressures, part-time jobs and social commitments can lead to overwhelming stress among students, impacting both mental and...

Trump tariffs fuel concern among Canadians and Durham College students

For weeks now Canada has been hit back-to-back with tariffs from Donald Trump, president of the United States, leaving many Canadians furious and turning...

Students struggle to find affordable off-campus housing

As the school year comes to an end, many students are left thinking about the year ahead and what they need to do now...

Food prices are rising in Durham Region and that means college students are struggling

With food prices continuing to climb, many Durham College students are finding it harder to afford meals, and some are taking action to help.The...

Cosplay convention takes over DC student building

The sight of cosplayers and art being sold, the taste of freshly made ramen and bubble tea and the sound of Beyblades clashing and...

From puppy yoga to crafting: DC students find creative ways to unwind

Durham College fitness coordinator Brianna Christopher recently received an overwhelming response from students interested in signing up for puppy yoga events, which were hosted...

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...

Garcia, Bent win key DCSA roles in close Durham College election

The student elections have come to an end after a month of campaigning, with results announced for Class A, Class E and Class G...

Access to mental health care still a challenge for students

Students at Durham College continue to face challenges accessing timely and effective mental health care services, with delays in securing appointments and referrals posing...

Ontario responds to U.S. tariffs with a 25 per cent electricity surcharge in what could signify an economic war

On April 2, 2025, President Trump announced sweeping new tariffs, including a 10 per cent baseline tariff on all imports and higher rates for...