CBC.ca: Paul Zammit on protecting trees
CBC.ca featured a segment with Niagara College’s Paul Zammit, Professor in the School of Environmental and Horticultural Studies, who shared expert…
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NCSAC Student Job Fair: August 11 and 12
Students: Looking to get involved on campus, meet new people, and gain valuable experience? Niagara College Student Administrative Council (NCSAC) is hiring…
Partners from Tanzania explore Niagara College for skills exchange and collaboration
This spring, Niagara College welcomed 12 partners from Tanzania, united by a shared vision to strengthen communities and expand education’s impact…
From classroom to community: Rec Therapy students share the power of tech with local day camp
In today’s world, technology is playing an increasingly vital role in therapeutic recreation – enhancing engagement, improving accessibility, and…
Dental Hygiene class of 1980 reconnects after 44 years
June 21 marked a special milestone for the alumni of NC’s second-ever Dental Hygiene graduating class. Held at Bridgewater Brewery in Welland, the…
Niagara at Large: NC supports Emancipation Day STC 2025
Niagara at Large posted a list of events happening for Emancipation Day St. Catharines (STC) 2025 highlight NC as one of the event sponsors. Read the July 17…
Hortibiz Daily: NC’s horticulture research hub earns prestigious recognition
Hortibiz Daily shared that Niagara College has earned its third Technology Access Centre (TAC) designation, supported by $1.75 million in funding over five…
Film Feature Friday: Safe Among Stars
Every Friday, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion will share a film recommendation that will support students, staff and faculty in enhancing their understanding…
Thorold Today: NC supports local Emancipation Day events
Thorold Today, Pelham Today and the NOTL Local reported on local Emancipation Day events taking place in St. Catharines from July 20 to August 1. The article…
Smudge testing at the Daniel J. Patterson Campus on July 17
Smudging is a sacred cultural and spiritual practice shared by many Indigenous Peoples and involves burning medicines such as sage, sweetgrass, cedar, or…