Levelling the playing field: Sport Science instructor calls for more inclusive youth soccer programming in B.C.
Douglas College’s Dr. Dominique Falls hopes her research on how soccer programs are organized will persuade the soccer community to move away from gender-segregation.
Trail running builds resilience in women, Douglas College study finds
Therapeutic Rec grad Selene Lincoln’s study shows us there is a profound relationship between women and the wilderness.
Have we told you lately… that you’re awesome?
In the face of unprecedented difficulties due to the pandemic, we’re taking a moment to thank our students who have gone above and beyond for the college community.
TR grads use therapeutic recreation to help kids with disabilities improve their quality of life
A passionate dedication in helping others led two TR grads, Kelsey Merritt and Danielle Barrett, to create a program to aid children and youth with disabilities in pursuing their dreams.
Hitting a home run for Indigenous youth
A history of playing softball helped Sahara Tom find her passion for coaching and kinesiology.
Humans of DC: Carpe Diem
Douglas student Sydney Clarke has a new outlook on life after recovering from a serious illness.
Uncovering the Davis Cup myth
Sport Science instructor Rob Lake shares how he and a colleague uncovered the truth about the creation of the famous Davis Cup.
The Royal treatment
Brian McLennon, Manager of Athletics and CCAA’s Athletic Director of the Year, is leading the Royals to glory. But it’s not just about the sports.
Standing, as a country, with Humboldt
Douglas employee and former student athlete reflects on the recent tragedy and why it touches so many.
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