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.
Q&A: Building confidence in college
When Associate of Arts in Communications student started at Douglas, she never would have guessed the experiences she would have or the places her education would take her.
Self-compassion and physical wellness: a student’s guide to thriving
Child and Youth Care practicum student shares how practicing self-compassion has helped her — and her friends — build healthier habits for movement, nutrition, and rest.
From soaked socks to self-growth: My Ireland field school experience
A Creative Writing student shares her unforgettable journey through Ireland as part of a Douglas College field school—complete with rain and real-life lessons
Paying your tuition: What you need to know
Understanding tuition payments and fee deadlines isn’t always straightforward. That’s where our Enrolment Services Advisors (ESAs) come in.
Move your body, boost your mind
We often hear about the importance of mental health, but one of the most effective ways to support it is often overlooked: movement.
How to make new friends in college
New to Douglas? There may be a lot of changes and challenges you’re facing, from finding out where your classes are, to getting acquainted with on-campus resources, to meeting your instructors and classmates. It can feel overwhelming, so it’s important to have a supportive social network to help you get through it all.
Purpose meets play: Pioneering therapeutic recreation through client-centered care
Pivoting from a Rehabilitation Assistant to a Therapeutic Recreation student at Douglas College, Michelle Addison is dedicated to blending creativity with care. With six years of experience working with older adults, Michelle channels her passion for therapeutic recreation into hands-on learning, innovative caregiver research and versatile, client-centered care.
Waitlisted? Maximize your chances of getting into the courses you need
Our advisors share tips on navigating the waitlist process and how to make the most of your options this Fall.
Overcoming financial barriers: A journey to becoming an education assistant
Delaney Northgraves always wanted to be an educator. Despite financial challenges, she found her path through Douglas College’s Classroom and Community Support program with financial support, balancing work and studies to achieve her dream role as an Education Assistant.
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