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Cambrian College Students Earn Award at Sudbury Hackathon
Three IT Business Analysis students won Best Use of UI/UX for an app that connects newcomers to community services.
Explore Who You Want to Be in General Studies at CapU Squamish
Pursue your interests and build a flexible degree at Capilano's new campus in Squamish.
Mateo Velasco Alva Taps into the Power of the United Nations
This Lakehead student is already skilled in international diplomacy.
Find Your Perfect (University) Match
With so many options, how do you know which school is right for you?
A World Full of Opportunities for Student Doctors
International medical electives help University of Sunderland graduates bring new perspectives to the UK health care system.
From Memory to Maternal Health: How an MCPHS Researcher is Studying Pregnancy-Induced Hypertension
Canadian psychology professor Dr. Amanda Kentner was awarded a grant for a two-year study of pregnancy-induced hypertension risk.
The Support You Didn
Discover the academic, accessibility, career, health and Indigenous services available to CapU students.
Conestoga Student Entrepreneurs Receive Community Venture Awards
Two Conestoga founders have been recognized for ventures supporting mental wellness and accessible farming technology.
New Classrooms and Expanded Labs: What
Take a look at the flexible classrooms, expanded labs, refreshed residence halls, and new academic spaces awaiting MCPHS students.
Creativity is at the Heart of Everything We Do at Sheridan
Creative thinking and ideation is an important part of every program at Sheridan, from health care to AI computing.
NAIT Food Scientists Help Design Sports Drink for Young Athletes
Parent and League Nutrition founder partners with NAIT to fill a market gap.
Kick-Start the Healing Journey: OT Alum Helps Patients Adjust to Their New Normal
From medical mysteries to mentoring students, Abbie McCaffrey, MSOT '22, strives to be an advocate for her patients and her profession.
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