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Food innovation isn’t a pie in the sky pursuit for Niagara College student Michelle Lang; in fact, her Pie in a Jar creation is bringing her closer to achieving her entrepreneurial dreams. Lang, who is a Culinary Innovation and Food Technology student from Hamilton, Ont., and a mother of four, is one of two students

College President Sean Kennedy and VP Academic Fiona Allan conduct the Fall 2021 Virtual Convocation ceremonies from the Welland Campus gymnasium. Like Niagara College’s Fall Class of 2021, who had to overcome unprecedented challenges to graduate during a global pandemic, Randell Adjei has faced adversity. But when Ontario’s first Poet Laureate shared his words of

The Niagara College Knights women’s soccer program was honoured with several top Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) awards on October 28. The OCAA made their announcement to coincide with the OCAA Women’s Soccer Championships being held in London, Ont. from October 29 to 30 at Fanshawe College. Head Coach Rob Lalama led his team to

Niagara College’s Applied Health Institute has been a hub of activity this fall term as it responds to help meet the provincial need for more health-care workers. To support the demand for more nurses in Ontario, the College has expanded enrolment for its Practical Nursing program this Fall term. Its Fall intake includes 90 students,

Niagara College is once again at the forefront of cannabis innovation with the launch of its applied research for the safe and reliable development of edibles products to assist the food and beverage sector. Through the Niagara College Cannabis Edibles Applied Research initiative – administered by the Canadian Food & Wine Institute (CFWI) Innovation Centre,

Niagara College is planning an epic virtual send-off for almost 1,000 new graduates this fall with a special guest who is well versed in the spoken and written word. Randell Adjei, Ontario’s first Poet Laureate, will deliver the convocation address at NC’s Fall 2021 Virtual Convocation ceremonies on October 29. The Scarborough native was appointed