October 4 is recognized as the Sisters in Spirit National Day of Action, a day to raise awareness and advocate for justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Intersex and Asexual (MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+) people. To honour this important day, Niagara College will display Red Dresses across both […]

A message from Stephanie Wilson, Director, Centre for Organizational Excellence (COE): In light of the ongoing strike, we have made the difficult decision to postpone the upcoming Professional Development (PD) sessions scheduled for the Fall Term. Those who were registered for sessions have been notified. We remain deeply committed to supporting professional growth and will […]

October is a jam-packed month for Canadians, full of meaningful celebrations that highlight our rich diversity, culture, and heritage. Each year at this time, Niagara College recognizes several nationally observed months of significance. These include: National Employment Disability Awareness Month Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month Women’s History Month Queer History Month German Heritage Month Islamic […]

As the province-wide full-time support staff strike enters its third week, Niagara College has made the difficult decision to postpone Fall Convocation ceremonies scheduled for October 23-24 to later in the academic year.  Convocation is an important milestone that marks years of hard work and academic achievement, and Niagara College is firmly committed to ensuring […]

Research shows that the first weeks of College is a critical time for early education on consent education. From Sept. 15 to 19, NC’s Student Rights and Responsibilities Office did just that, hosting a series of events for Consent Awareness Week dedicated to promoting understanding of consent, healthy relationships, and sexual violence prevention. “The start […]