Meet the Douglas College class of 2026 valedictorians
June graduation ceremonies are approaching fast. Next week, we’ll be celebrating over a thousand students as they cross the stage across nine ceremonies. Representing their fellow classmates are the 2026 valedictorians.
What your regalia means and how to wear it right
Graduation season is here, and as you celebrate your accomplishments and prepare to cross the stage, you’ll be sporting a special outfit: your academic regalia.
Psychiatric Nursing students provide compassionate, hands-on support to unhoused community
Founded by Psychiatric Nursing students, the Community Outreach Project is a student-led and volunteer-run group providing holistic care that respects these individuals’ current needs and abilities, rather than expecting them to change first.
Mindfully preparing for exam season: from a fourth-year student
Child and Youth Care practicum student shares how practicing self-compassion has helped her build healthier habits for movement, nutrition, and rest.
Wellness, One Step at a Time: Exploring the 8 dimensions (part 1)
Discover the 8 Dimensions of Wellness and how to incorporate them into your life.
How the power of hope carried an Afghan women’s doctor through war, exile and education
From Kabul to Canada, Dr. Nasrin Oryakhil has dedicated her life to defending the rights of Afghan women and girls. A gynecologist and obstetrician, she provided critical care to women’s health through years of war, political upheaval and threats to her safety. Now, she supports the cause from Canada as a Douglas College alum.
Winter weather is here
Taking classes during the winter months? Be prepared for winter weather and know what to do in the event of a snowstorm.
Sound ambition: How Music alum Jackson Poling became a professional pianist
Jackson Poling never expected a music career to be a part of his life, but a surprising spark of curiosity led him to change his mind and in time, his entire future.
Five common misconceptions about psychiatric nursing
Psychiatric Nursing student Afreen Gill reality-checks five common myths about psychiatric nursing.
Breaking barriers for disability in the fitness industry
Personal trainer and Ehlers-Danlos advocate Kat Lee is using her social media platform to create a more accessible fitness industry for everyone.
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