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Kenneth Logan and Alex Stewart, both in eight-week apprenticeship programs, take a break by a Lexus donated by Toyota Canada in the Transportation Technology Centre.

Winning art unveiled
By Erin Kristalyn

Expedition Africa completed
By Nicky Wilke

Former prof remembered
By Simon Forsyth

Lang aided by Centre for Students with Disabilities
By Nelisha Vellani

Teaming up with Carleton
By Chris Cleroux

Students join CHEO to fight child obesity
By Cindy Orti

SA candidates enter next phase
By Amanda Saffioti

Hybrid here to stay
By James Gowland

Buxton runs close-knit needle group
By Jenny Potter

New minister gives hope to change
By Carolyna Vasquez

Unpaid fees can cost more than just dollars and cents
By Jenny Potter

Students display disapproval of poster policy
By Jocelyn Cooper

Health expo offers support, awareness
By Jake Beers

Sold campus puts a wrench on film production
By Sandra Currell

Students begin fund for education in Africa
By Cindy Orti

Students support potential OC Transpo route
By Nicky Wilke

Professor gets A on taste test
By Marcus Callaghan

Clock ticking for awards bid
By Nicky Wilke

Fitness Zone fights to keep clean with Purell
By Meghan Graham

Deadline extended for logos
By Jen McIntosh

Tech centre gets a boost
By Joel DuPlessis
A recent $50,000 donation to the Transportation Technology Centre is one of many that allow automotive students to train in a facility that would be the envy of any gear-head.

Students on the road to success
By Marcus Callaghan
Twelve Algonquin students trained as college ambassadors will begin visiting regional high schools this month, in a government-funded mentorship program designed to inform teenagers about the benefits of post-secondary education.

'Let's Talk': student support campaign kicks off
By Erin Kristalyn
Staff will still sport their Let’s Talk buttons, but part two of the student retention awareness campaign will be virtual in nature.

Algonquin profs earn majority of nominations
By Kerrison Melcher
This year, as in the past five years, the Ottawa Centre for Research and Innovation, with the partnership of nine educational institutions, will honour teachers in the capital area for their exemplary work.

Used books save students $1.3 million
By Julie Barney
Buying and selling used books through the First Class Bookstore has saved students over $1.3 million dollars in just over five years.

Greenfield-inspired exhibit opens at War Museum
By Amanda Saffioti
The son of a river pilot, a veteran conducting officer, a daughter who had a father in search and rescue all had something in common when they came to hear an Algonquin English professor talk about one of Canada’s “lost” battles, the battle of the St. Lawrence on Feb. 1.

College sees stars with Gordon Esnard
By Jake Beers
Algonquin’s own Gordon Esnard has recently been nominated for the Stars of the City award for this year.

Wikipedia 'inappropriate' for college level
By Heather Rose
Wikipedia is getting a rough ride as a credible online encyclopedia from some Algonquin professors who question its validity as a reliable source of information for students.

Students tire the competition
By Sarah Kelford
Photography students got creative with a tire last semester and came out winning big in the Bridgestone tire photography contest.

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