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Durham College steps up to put food on the table for students

With food insecurity directly affecting students who are struggling financially, Durham College programs are helping by those in need.One in four people in Durham...
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DC helps mature students find community and fit in

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Durham College supports student mental health in a variety of ways

Durham College says it’s committed to supporting the mental health of its students to the same extent as it has always done, regardless of...
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Durham College steps up to put food on the table for students

With food insecurity directly affecting students who are struggling financially, Durham College programs are helping by those in need.One in four people in Durham...

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Durham College steps up to put food on the table for students

With food insecurity directly affecting students who are struggling financially, Durham College programs are helping by those in need.One in four people in Durham...

DC helps mature students find community and fit in

Making mature students feel comfortable was the focus of a recent "coffee chat" at the Oshawa campus.The Mature Student Coffee Chat brought students from...

Durham College supports student mental health in a variety of ways

Durham College says it’s committed to supporting the mental health of its students to the same extent as it has always done, regardless of...
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It’s time to Indigenize DC’s convocation

Jacob Powless -
Graduation ceremonies are always an exciting, fun and loud event for those who are about to embark on a new journey in life. A...

The Future of the Durham Lords’s Defence

Hafed Almadani -
Jeremie-Sorel Nguewo spirits down the side of the pitch but sees his teammate shoot the ball on target, he then accelerates into the box...

DC alumni discuss how media can shape public action about sustainability

Afaf Ghazi -
It can be easy to get overwhelmed by discussions on climate change. In part, because people may not know what they can do to...

New therapy garden at Whitby campus will offer a space to de-stress

Afaf Ghazi -
Durham College has started building a therapy garden on the Whitby campus to provide a space for staff and students to wind down. A...

DC’s Pride Coalition helps provide a welcoming and inclusive space for all students

Andrea Pulmeyer -
Alex Snider, a second-year student in the Fine Arts program, came from the small town of Newburgh, northeast of Belleville, to Durham College only...

Durham College and Ontario Tech University step up security measures on campus

Hafed Almadani -
The Durham College and Ontario Tech campus security team has made an upgrade to try to ensure campus is a safe learning and...

MOCK DISASTER: Two suspects in custody following a party at Majors Road

Navraj Sandhar -
Co-written by Sophia Abbasi and Madison Duchin (A mock disaster exercise is taking place today on the Durham College and Ontario Tech campuses in...

Durham College breaks ground on urban farm

Madison Duchin -
When many people picture a farm, they imagine rolling fields and large tractors in the middle of the countryside, not a small plot of...

DC considering shifting some Indigenous courses to in-person

Jacob Powless -
Some students say they are not getting the same experience or learning by taking Indigenous courses online.

Frustration grows over lack of campus parking passes

Tammy Raycraft -
Some students say they're paying almost $100 a week - even when lots are half full - and they want to know why.

Custodians reflect on their latest raise

Ryan Vieira -
Custodians who keep Durham College and Ontario Tech clean now earn about $2 an hour more than before. They say it reflects the care that they put into the campus.

Orange Shirt Day reveals DC’s latest steps towards truth and reconciliation

Tammy Raycraft -
About eighty people joined Durham College's ceremony Friday at the Naanaagide’endamowin Courtyard.
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