Web headlines

• Job fair held outside cafeteria
• City bus pass limit lifted
• Pot protestors join Tamil march
• Infrastructure minister announces $35 million for Algonquin
• Silent auction raises money for SA
• Canadian stars hit the red carpet at the Genies
• Tamil protestors march on the Hill

Other headlines

• Algonquin sweeps half of awards with bouquets
• Spring arrives with a sense of garden: Horticulture and florist programs showcase students' year-long achievements
• Algonquin's graphic design students visit New York City
• In with the new: More of the same expected for future of the school says newly chosen Mike Hirsch
• Recruits have fun during their tour at Algonquin
• College increases programs due to economic fallout
• Time Management: A remedy to stressful times
• Free wine, fresh meet: Business networking event put together by students
• 'Elvis' rocks out charity
• College follows Facebook trend
• Dog grooming thrown a bone
• While future remains uncertain, college funding heading in right direction: Gillett
• Proposed Pembroke campus goes green
• Algonquin restaurant cooks up success
• Sound healing allegedly soothes minds
• Fundraiser stands 'TALL'
• Options open in travel planning
• Out with the old: Exiting SA president Rob Nettleton says goodbye to college and work
• Aboriginal center counselor will still be available: AEC chair
• Students gain alcohol awareness
• Thief steals cremated remains from vehicle
• Teachers test new breathalyzer
• Algonquin wins community award
• International students sends culinary students to Montenegro March 30
• Technology changing future of journalism
• Building skills on display
• Students miss out on vital OSAP info
• Parents not piqued by book swap
• Competition moulds recruitment plan

• From college cash to mayor's charge, Baird speaks up

• Students Association vice president resigns

• Cash crunch coming
• Class hours to expand in fall
• College infected

January 19, 2009 Headlines

• Algonquin steps up during strike
• Thunder soccer fined, banned from playoffs
• United Vote
• Potential directors bring gathering vote support
• Algonquin grad lands Air Canada award
• Interior decorating student re-decorates and celebrates
• Gala honouring teachers to be held at Algonquin
• Robotics student wins award
• Orientation a low-key affair
• Not a creature was stirring, except a few Algonquin staff during
  the holiday
• Through tough times, recruitment still high
• Ottawa police hold hearing on campus
• Security Briefs
• Algonquin pitches in at Wold Juniors
• College responds to Smiths Falls' needs
• ITS fee will see slight increase
• Governors vote to decrease 2009, 2010 funding
• Federal grant gives hope to Algonquin
• Internship program at risk of cancellation
• CSEP helps students make money
• Forum connects people during International Development Week
• Restaurant International hires manager

 

Decemeber 4, 2008 Headlines

• OEM Hockey League approaches Algonquin sports management program
• Extra Fees for new student centre
• Student awarded  for act of bravery
• Fast tracking education
• Funding helps out students
• Passing the ball to neighbourhood kids
• Students learn value of ethics
• MediaMiser Pulls job roll reversal
• Say goodbye to cigarettes
• Drinking and eating disorders go together
• Proposed cuts to arts upset staff, students
• Assault in Kingston
• Brian Lapp is where it's at - in design field
• Bus discount revoked
• United Way money saves student's year
• Restaurant redesign
• Security Briefs for December 4, 2008
• A bloody good cause
• Vital fluid in need
• A holly jolly Christmas
• Dubois excited by the challenge
• Grad nails skills contest
• Interns inspire in Africa
• Job well done
• Shots fired at flu
• Police program sets career foundations
• Golden moment for services VP
• Big bucks raised
• Ragtag crew gets interviewed
• Tremblant fits your bunnie budget
• Fruity fun refreshes mornings in rez
• Arts wins
• Lighting path to opportunities
• Tis the ski season
• Dressing for success
• Faculty staff show talent during exhibit
• Stop, drop and bowl
• Library fines helping the hungry
• Grad giving back, promoting IT awareness

 

November 20, 2008 Headlines

• OFF CAMPUS: Students protest high fees
• Tuition too low for student demands: Gillett
• Building the future
• Adjey makes over college
• Debt could determine your future
• Future student centre shopping for stores and input
• Busted!
• New chair enjoys college atmosphere
• TVO recognizes rockstar profs
• SA president questions residence safety
• Sens founder touts entrepeneurs
• New Hillel members heralded by bagels
• Vicha vacates SA
• OFF CAMPUS: Ottawa remembers
• College pays respect
• Students to preseve war flags
• Professor recounts First World War battle
• Security briefs for November 20, 2008
• No I in OCMC
• OFF CAMPUS: Firefighters pose for great cause
• OFF CAMPUS: Group creates new outlet for up and coming artists
• Applying design to artistic awards
• Ottawa grabs onto more grapevines
• Illuminating science
• Not just another pretty face
• Mix up skills and money in bartending course
• Rainforest brings life to classroom
• A shot at beating the flu
• Nursing students treated to more than just lunch
• Stay healthy
• Nursing students create awareness
• Dyer talks climate change
• Walk Safe in need of volunteers
• New director of staff has big plans
• Late recognition for Early Learning Centre
• Algonquin Police Foundations graduate honored with award

• Day of action a no-go
• New PR director takes charge
• Plans falling into the wrong place
• Depression or first-year blues?
• Pounding pavement for awareness
• Popular program out of reach for many
• 'You're hired!': job-seeking for a cause
• College surplus takes deep nose-dive
• El Salvador trip changes lives
• Sens disapoint students
• Dog steals the bake sale
• Citizen gets honorary degree
• Illustrating the future
• Music teacher composes book
• Shoots, gets a bursary!
• College opens up
• You snooze, you win
• Prepared for life
• OFF CAMPUS: Rain can't soak Ugandan cause
• OFF CAMPUS: Zombie walk brings out Ottawa undead
• Hospitality fit for the stars
• Ontario chips in grants
• Dealer donations driving school forward
• On the fast track to fun and games
• Spic and span washrooms: pipe dream or possibility?
• Soothing stressful students
• Inspiring people, one speech at a time
• Halloween party gives money, not treats
• Students can count on new math centre
• College goers not seeing savings

October 23, 2008 headlines

• Spending the night homeless
• All quiet on election night at The Ob
• United Way makes headway
• Baird voices concern about global issues
• McVitty a 'life-long learner'
• Perth professor takes the green road
• Marketing minds set to master regional event
• Support workers reach agreement
• The end of the arcade era?
• Stock market crisis causes worry across campus
• Helping students stay in school
• Security briefs for October 23, 2008
• Bon voyage, say students
• Say hi to Dubai
• Frankenstein is back, and closer to home
• A hair-raising good time
• Cycling to great heights
• Need for health insurance increases from last year
• ARI projects gives students a little extra
• Flowers bloom into a field trip
• Putting a face to mental health
• City media club comes to Algonquin
• Putting for dough
• Breast cancer takes a beating
• Program expansion gets nod
• Sweet surprise
• Safe and sound

Election 2008 headlines

• "Liberal eduction package" comprehensive, forward-looking and progressive
• Candidates talk education

• Liberal campaigning, voting, and promoting
• Facebook helping fuel federal election
• Going green or going home
• Algonquin grad in the running

• Fraud investigation continues
• Short term aid not needed by students
• New elevator lifts spirits
• Government eases bookstore blues
• Preventing possible pandemics
• Students explore Aussie opportunity
• There ain't no party like a blog party
• Closing times split students
• Charismatic poet shares her story
• Inspecting child seats to save lives
• Cramped campus causing commotion
• Do you know the drill?
• Wandering the wilderness in adventure tourism
• Aloha au pair
• Revealing new levels of success
• Security briefs for October 7, 2008
• Fighting their fears
• Algonquin an open book
• Plugging in and tuning out
• Grads book uncovers diamonds in the rough
• Minister Likely to add faith
• Hand dryers blow nothing but hot air
• Air bands inflate kick-off
• Network looks to add a common face
• $68,000 pumped into fitness
• Horticulture students plant stair plans
• Free Internet still attractive
• Smell of popcorn lures students
• Be at 'one with the world'
• Reps recruiting for PR
• Get comfortable with the new design chair

Headlines from September 25, 2008

• Police probe stolen savings
• Parking shortage leaves students still waiting
• The Times they are a changin'
• Starting off with a bang
• SA gears up for a new semester
• Province invests in trades
• Support staff strike averted
• No need to fear, listeria isn't here
• President gets pay increase
• Grads stage a controversy
• Volunteer spirit needed among students
• College newcomers can be at risk
• Re-shaping residence
• New food prices hard to swallow
• Algonquin profs win annual award
• Students experience scheduling nightmare
• Made for television
• Bonus week brings results
• College connects students with jobs
• Lesson learned for Larsen
• Costly change for new career path
• Sharing core college values
• Driven to build fantastic future
• "An inspiration to students"
• Back away from heavy backpacks
• Security briefs for September 25, 2008
• Advice beyond the classroom
• Generosity grants three wishes
• Fuel funding running low on gas
• LRC welcomes new students
• The bare, the bald, and the beautiful
• Step into the enviro fair and leave with a smaller footprint
• Replaced agendas rattle returning students
• Fabric fun
• Clubs create connection on campus
• Dorms: drink and drug-free

 

April 2008 Headlines

• Province quiet on expansion, though president remains upbeat
• Alumni offspring Spragge takes VP in SA election
• College network has IT 'wounds': co-ordinator
• SA PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE