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Get involved, stay healthy and have fun

From online events to employment opportunities, this team is here to help you discover the other half of college life.

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Student Leadership Awards: Digital Edition

The Student Leadership Awards recognize the amazing contributions of students, staff and faculty to Douglas College. Meet the winners and find out why they are awesome.

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Campus events: Feb. 10 – 14

Check out events scheduled at our New West and Coquitlam campuses this week.

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Campus events: Feb. 3 – 7

Check out events scheduled at our New West and Coquitlam campuses this week.

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Fall 2019: A semester in photos

Therapy dogs, Global Engagement Days, two amazing plays, and welcoming new Douglas students, made Fall 2019 a busy semester.

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Meet the Douglas instructor who is starting conversations surrounding equity and washrooms

Anthropology instructor Jaime Yard encourages students and others to think more openly about inclusive spaces and gender equality.

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Why vote this October: Discover 10 reasons why you should be more politically aware

Learn the different reasons why your vote can count and make a difference for the upcoming federal election on Oct. 21.

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Meet the valedictorians of June 2019!

These are the June 2019 valedictorians. Find out about their most unforgettable moments at Douglas.

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Winter 2019: a semester in photos

Therapy dogs, rallies, graduation and more made Winter 2019 a busy semester.

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“I grew up seeing only a few musicians in the media who made me think, ‘I'm capable of that, too.’ I didn’t fully experience that feeling of representation until I searched it out myself in my 20s.”
A renowned author and dedicated instructor, Amber Dawn has spent the last year guiding her creative writing students through penning new works in times of crisis.
The College will be closed tomorrow, July 1 for Canada Day. In the spirit of reconciliation and out of respect for Indigenous communities throughout the country dealing with ongoing loss, we encourage everyone to take some time to reflect on Canada's history and explore how we can personally contribute to reconciliation initiatives.
“I treated becoming a firefighter like preparing for a final exam. The easiest way to get eliminated in the hiring process is by making a mistake — you really have to make sure all your i’s are dotted and t’s are crossed. Using the skills I gained as a student at Douglas really helped me during this stage.”
"Further findings of unmarked graves at residential schools across the country have once again focused attention on the continuing trauma facing Indigenous communities, and on Canada’s struggle to come to grips with this tragic part of our history, and the lasting legacies and inequities it has left in its wake."
In honour of National Indigenous History Month and National Indigenous Peoples Day, Bachelor of Social Work student Aly Hillaby talks about the significance of the month of June and her experience at Douglas as an Indigenous student.
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