The Magazine of Niagara College Canada
Colleges Ontario announces Murray Brewster and Erica Williams as 2022 winners They graduated from Niagara College decades apart, but on the evening of November 28, two NC alumni made history as outstanding Ontario college graduates who were announced as winners of 2022 Premier’s Awards. Multi-award-winning journalist Murray Brewster (Ottawa), who graduated from NC’s Broadcasting –
On October 24, the NBA’s Miami HEAT announced that they have hired Niagara College alumna Amy Audibert (Broadcasting – Radio, Television and Film, 2012) as their radio analyst and television studio analyst. Since graduating from NC, the Niagara Falls native has graced multiple sports networks with her vibrant on-air persona. Most recently, she was as […]
Change has been popping up on campus this fall with a new academic division paired with a new student-driven culinary service model that offer students an extra helping of real-world learning and the public a taste of what's cooking in the classroom ... and it's delicious!
This is the day we graduated in 2010. We were the very first batch of proud Niagara College graduates from the ICOM program!! With our wonderful Professor Dawit Eshetu...
“I have so many great memories at NC. One memory that sticks with me is being asked by Niagara Colleges previous President Dr. Dan Patterson to Introduce a Keynote Speaker...
Completing the program with my best friend!
Meet the Automotive grad (2006) geared up for success. The Lead Technical Trainer, Stellantis, is one of NC's 2022 Premier's Awards nominees (apprenticeship category).
Alumna Monique Belair has not only risen the ranks for her the past 30 years, this fire chief s also working to empower young women in the community. Belair is a 2022 Premier's Award nominee (community services category).
As a journalist, Murray Brewster always goes the distance in the pursuit of truth. Now, closer to home, he's been nominated for a 2022 Premier's Award (Creative Arts and Design category).
May 6 – 12 marks National Nursing Week, with this year’s theme being “Changing Lives. Shaping Tomorrow.” This theme acknowledges the significant impact nurses have on individuals, communities, and the...
May 6 – 12 marks National Nursing Week, with this year’s theme being “Changing Lives. Shaping Tomorrow.” This theme acknowledges the significant impact nurses have on individuals, communities, and the...
May 6 – 12 marks National Nursing Week, with this year’s theme being “Changing Lives. Shaping Tomorrow.” This theme acknowledges the significant impact nurses have on individuals, communities, and the...
Click here to see our full coverage of NC at the Canada Games. History was made in Niagara this August, and Niagara College was thrilled to be part of the inspiring sports and culture legacy of the Canada Summer Games. NC’s mobile broadcasting units could be seen across Niagara as the Broadcasting, Radio, Television and […]
NC’s ‘virtual graduates’ from 2020 and 2021 had a highly-anticipated chance to return to campus for an in-person celebration on October 27. More than 600 people – including alumni and...
A new English-style garden has taken root at Niagara College to honour the memory of Saundra Patterson – the College’s long-time ‘first lady.’ Saundra, who passed away on January 27,...
The United Way Niagara Garden Hub, situated at NC’s Daniel J. Patterson Campus, is an expansive community garden that is supporting food programs locally and providing educational opportunities for residents.
Starting Fall 2023, NC's new Phyllis Webstad Indigenous Scholarship will offer financial assistance to four Indigenous students each year, and the College hopes to grow this important fund until it may be offered to every Indigenous student at NC.
For Social Worker and Counsellor,Trina Washington supporting students with disabilities is far more than a job.; it's a personal mission.
