Celebrating Black History Month at Algonquin College

In recognition of Black History month, Algonquin College highlighted Black aumni who are helping make a difference in the community. Learn more about them here:


Keshana KingKeshana King

Keshana King remembers being in Grade 6 and waiting for two Canadian Olympic athletes – one of them Black bobsledder Shelley-Ann Brown, a 2010 silver medallist – to arrive at her Ottawa school. Read more >


SERFS initiative will help secure Algonquin College’s future sustainability

Algonquin College is launching its Strategic Exercise to Restore Financial Stability (SERFS) project to secure its long-term sustainability.

The Strategic Exercise to Restore Financial Sustainability (SERFS) project is underway to develop a strategy to put the College back on a sound long-term path to financial health. “Ensuring long-term future sustainability for the College is critical to the success of our mission and strategic goals,” says President Claude Brulé. “The SERFS project will serve to establish a financial sustainability roadmap that will guide our decision-making and support the future development of strategic plans, business plans and College initiatives.” Read more >


Algonquin College Celebrates International Day of Women and Girls in Science

International Day of Women and Girls in ScienceToday, Thursday the 11th, is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a day where we celebrate the accomplishments of women and girls in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) programs, and look for ways we can all encourage and support those who wish to enter STEM fields.

The AC Team has put together a number of profiles, highlighting a few Algonquin College students and alumna currently working in the field of science, or studying science. Check them out below. Read more >