Niagara College’s Indigenous Education department is calling on the NC community for donations of gently used clothing and new personal hygiene items for those in urgent need. More than 600 Canadians from Sandy Lake First Nation in northern Ontario and Pukatawagan First Nation (Mathias Colomb Cree Nation) and Pimicikamak in northern Manitoba are sheltering in […]
May 5-11 marks Mental Health Week, a time for Canadians to learn about and discuss mental health issues, promote awareness, and encourage conversations around mental well-being. This year, Niagara College is offering free wellness activities for all employees and students throughout the week to encourage open and honest conversations about mental health and to promote […]
May 5-11 marks Mental Health Week, a time for Canadians to learn about and discuss mental health issues, promote awareness, and encourage conversations around mental well-being. This year, Niagara College is offering free wellness activities for all employees and students throughout the week to encourage open and honest conversations about mental health and to promote […]
This spring, students in the Culinary Innovation and Food Technology (Co-op) program put their unique expertise to good use to find ways to save energy in kitchens and labs at Niagara College. The assignment? Ensure food preparation is not just safe and delicious, but also sustainable. With food safety inspections and audits being standard practice […]
Yellow-rumped warbler, Ring-necked duck, and Eastern Phoebe were among the first-of-the-year sightings at Niagara College’s Bioblitz. The 10th annual event welcomed a record number of nature lovers and citizen scientists – over 170 – to the Daniel J. Patterson Campus in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Many NC alumni from the School of Environment and Horticulture returned to help […]