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On February 9, the three Niagara dailies (the Niagara Falls Review, St. Catharines Standard and Welland Tribune) announced that NC alumna and historian, Rochelle Bush, was welcomed by the Welland Public Library on February 11 for an educational session on Niagara’s Freedom Trail and some notable figures who arrived by way of the Underground Railroad […]

Culinary pop-ups held on February 2 raised funds for an alumna’s non-profit, Erica’s Embrace Support Services – as well as awareness in the College community and beyond. Two same-day pop-ups in support of Erica’s Embrace were held in the Benchmark Room at the Daniel J. Patterson Campus in Niagara-on-the-Lake featuring food prepared by Culinary Management […]

A February 7 article in the Globe and Mail and Head Topics discussed the new Toronto location of Newmarket brewery, Old Flame. The article mentions that brewer and owner, Jack Doak, found NC alumnus Scott Pautler (Brewmaster and Brewery Operations Mana...

A February 6 article in the three Niagara dailies (Welland Tribune, St. Catharines Standard and Niagara Falls Review) dedicated an article to NC alumna, Erica Williams’, non-profit organization Erica’s Embrace that supports Black women and children in shelters. The article highlights that for Black History Month, Erica’s Embrace teamed up with Niagara College for a […]

Originally from India, NC Culinary Management graduates and spouses Pawan Lulla and Niti Ruparel Lulla, who own the successful Niagara Falls bakery, Bittersweet Symphony, were recently accepted to a prestigious pastry program in Las Vegas. Niti is currently attending the ten-week program at The Pastry Academy by French-Swiss Chef, Amaury Guichon, who is known for […]

A February 3 article in the three Niagara dailies (St. Catharines Standard, Welland Tribune and Niagara Falls Review) reported on NC’s recent culinary pop-up event at the Daniel J. Patterson campus in support of Erica’s Embrace, a project by college alum Erica Williams that provides Black hair care and beauty products to shelters in Niagara. […]