Kory Glover

After noticing a lack of animal sanctuaries in the area, Algonquin veterinarian technician graduate Gillian Cochrane, took it upon herself to campaign for 25 acres to build an “EcoDome”.

It’s no secret that the horror genre in film has been going down in quality the past decade or two.

In order to train more apprentices and drop the use of the ACCE building’s welding lab, Algonquin has started construction on a second welding lab in Parking Lot 9, due to be completed next semester.

Students were able to walk around and have a meet-and-greet with all of the available clubs Algonquin has to offer in one single event on Sept. 26 in the Student Commons.

One of Algonquin’s most popular traditions, the zombie run, has been cancelled for the first time since the start of the event due a lack of participation.

Algonquin’s trades programs are making a swift comeback in enrolment due to an influx of international students after a sloping decline.

What’s a blumpkin? If you wear a purity ring, can you still receive anal sex?

Could the game of whack-a-mole play a role in unlocking the mysteries behind dementia?

A man wearing a dress? A woman wearing trousers? Why not?

There has always been an arcade at Algonquin College but not everyone knows about it

Algonquin College's robotics program might have a screw or two loose with it's equipment

Two time honours student Richard Fyffe, is at a point in his life that most college students dream of being

Nicholas Ceppi has gone from being a simple television-broadcasting student to working on big upcoming films like Molly's Game and the remake of the horror classic, It

Over 40 students came from all over campus to fight, brawl and compete in another Algonquin video game tournament – only to find that there was no actual tournament to participate in.

Results of the final poll of the semester are in. The Times asked students which singer do students think will win Artist of the Year at this year’s Juno Awards.

32 Danish students from Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College visited Algonquin to learn about our culture and education

While trades programs are seeing a major decline in enrolment in Newfoundland and Labrador colleges, Algonquin might be facing a similar problem — but for a different reason.

Algonquin College's Video Game Club meets every Thursday night to battle for the glorious victory of street fighting, smashing and the revolution of dancing.

You board? Try out this club every Tuesday night at Algonquin College.

Dylan St-Amand has been working his way up the ladder as a production assistant to eventually sit in that director's chair