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Students struggle to get on campus during strike

For the past month, Durham College full-time support staff, along with their colleagues across the province, have been on strike over issues such as...

CampusCon draws crowds with room to grow: students

Students turned out to celebrate pop culture, anime, comics, and gaming at CampusCon last week, hosted by Durham College Student Association (DCSA).However, with about...

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Students struggle to get on campus during strike

For the past month, Durham College full-time support staff, along with their colleagues across the province, have been on strike over issues such as...

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Students struggle to get on campus during strike

For the past month, Durham College full-time support staff, along with their colleagues across the province, have been on strike over issues such as...

New research could lead to more shared responsibility for birth control

For over a hundred years, birth control has fallen mostly to women. Now, new clinical trials in Canada and Australia are showing promise it...

CampusCon draws crowds with room to grow: students

Students turned out to celebrate pop culture, anime, comics, and gaming at CampusCon last week, hosted by Durham College Student Association (DCSA).However, with about...
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DC prez on COVID-19 response: ‘We’re doing exceptionally well’

Thirty-two students at Durham College (DC) have become infected with COVID-19 since September, but none of the cases of been contracted on campus.“There’s been...

DC’s Riot Radio broadcasting remotely during COVID-19

Riot Radio is still producing content - but not from its usual location in the Gordon Willey building at Durham College’s Oshawa campus. The...

A VOLUNTEER’S STORY: Black professionals mold future Black physicians and healthcare workers

Editor’s note: According to Volunteer Canada, International Volunteer Day takes place every year on Dec. 5 to shine a light on the impact of...

The rise in far-right extremism and the woman fighting for its downfall

Dr. Barbara Perry is an international expert in the field of hate studies.

DC’s Esports Club active despite not being on campus

The Durham College Esports Club has successfully transitioned from on-campus to fully online events.Since the closure of the college in March because of COVID-19,...

DC students gain ‘big experience’ by moving holiday shopping online

Although Durham College's (DC) campus is closed due to COVID-19, the annual FastStart Holiday Shop is still happening, it won’t be in The Pit...

Lords ‘Rocket’ to the top, have eyes on $75,000 prize pool

Although traditional sports have been put on hold across Ontario, the collegiate Esports scene is thriving and the Durham Lords Rocket League team has...

Ontario Tech’s engineering a great reputation for itself

Ontario Tech University continues to receive recognition for its engineering programs.In the latest survey by the U.S. News and World Report, Ontario Tech was...

Oshawa artist creates art that connects and strengthens the community

“I work out of my apartment; my living room is essentially an art studio with a couch,” Dani Crosby says laughing. She works and...

Aj Cummings and his coach’s relationship runs deeper than basketball.

Francis was unaware he was in the same gym as an old high school friend’s son until he saw the last name ‘Cummings’ on his jersey.

Stuart Reid techs so profs can teach

“He's been kind of like the campus’s best kept secret. That’s how I see it...."

Lockdown laughs via laptop

Comedians Michael McCreary and Matt O’Brien have spent the past few years honing their craft in clubs and auditoriums across Toronto and Los Angeles,...