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Like the tree freshly planted on campus in her honour, the impact of Phyllis Webstad’s visit to Niagara College will root and flourish for years to come through her powerful message in pursuit of truth and reconciliation for the Indigenous Peoples of Canada, as well as a new scholarship to support Indigenous students. The Founder

With Fall term well underway, Niagara College looks forward to celebrating its latest class of graduates. Fall 2022 Convocation will be held on October 28 with two in-person ceremonies at the Welland Campus Athletic Centre (10 a.m. and 3 p.m.). Further details, including programs graduating this fall and ceremony schedules, are available at niagaracollege.ca/convocation. Additional

Weekly pop-ups, a Christmas market, and more ticketed dining events than ever, are among a fresh batch of culinary service offerings at Niagara College, with the launch of a new academic division. Expanded culinary offerings The start of NC’s Fall term marked the launch of its new Culinary, Tourism and Beverage Studies division along with

Allison Findlay has made her mark in Ontario’s wine industry since she graduated from Niagara College, and now she’s returning to her alma mater as Winemaker at the Niagara College Teaching Winery. Findlay, who graduated from the College’s Winery and Viticulture Technician program in 2014, was most recently Head Winemaker at Flat Rock Cellars in

Niagara College is kicking off a new academic year with an increase in on-campus learning, services and activities for students this fall. When classes begin on September 7, Niagara College expects to welcome close to 9,500 students, including more than 4,500 new students, as the College’s enrolment continues to trend toward pre-pandemic levels. This fall,