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Three Niagara College alumni will be part of tonight’s historic television broadcast of the Toronto Raptors game against the Denver Nuggets. Amy Audibert, who graduated in 2012 from the Broadcasting — Radio, Television and Film (BRTF) program, will take centre stage with four other women as part of the NBA’s first all-female broadcast crew for

School of Community Services faculty members Jessica Morris (left) and Ann Marie Raos (right) stand with associate dean Carol Phillips (middle) in front of Niagara College’s Applied Health Institute at the Welland Campus. All three worked on the CAMH Recovery College’s recently launched ExperieNCe: Working in Groups workshops. A new workshop series is expanding educational

Niagara College received welcome news today, as the Ontario government announced funding to help address the additional COVID-19 related expenses incurred over the past year. Niagara College will receive $6.8 million from the Ontario government’s Postsecondary Education Support Fund to support these costs. “We’re very grateful to the province for the funding announced today, and […]

As the Spring season approaches, planning is underway for our convocation ceremonies this June, and we look forward to celebrating the hard-earned accomplishments of NC’s Class of 2021. With the health and safety of our college community the top priority during COVID-19, and with physical distancing and limited gathering measures remaining in place, NC’s Spring

Thirsting for a career in the thriving beverage industry? A new program from Niagara College’s trailblazing Canadian Food and Wine Institute offers aspiring business managers the perfect blend from its trifecta of beverage fermentation sciences: wine, beer and distilling. Beverage Business Management is a one-year graduate certificate program, which will be the first of its