Students cast their vote in the SA election
George Brown students share why they decided to vote in the Student Association election
Month: March 2017
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First SA executive debate a quiet affair
Low turnout at executive debate sparks discussion of how the SA can better engage students at Waterfront campus
OSAP overhaul good news but not enough for students: McFadden
Government’s claims of ‘free education’ is misleading, says Canadian Federation of Students leader
Revamped OSAP Better, Easier and More Accessible: Matthews
Ontario Minister of Advanced Education and Skills Development knocks down common student OSAP complaints
Third time’s the charm: men’s indoor soccer wins OCAA Championships
Defensive showcase sees Huskies take gold for first time since 2007
Poll: What issues are important to you in the SA election?
The elections for the Student Association’s board of directors are underway and we want to know what’s important to students at George Brown College. You can read our coverage of the two main slates competing in the elections, Act Now and V3, here and vote in the below poll about what you care about. [polldaddy poll=9709378]
New comic revives old heroes
Not Forgotten anthology features re-imagined public domain superheroes, and includes a story by The Dialog’s Malcolm Derikx
Students to help support health care in Tanzania
George Brown nursing students to volunteer in hospitals in the city of Arusha
Podcasting as learning
As part of a college English course, George Brown students are creating podcasts to encourage critical and respectful dialogue
GBC looking to integrate plagiarism detection programs
College is testing three different anti-plagiarism programs to determine which to introduce into classrooms
The Blind Stigma within the black community
George Brown alumna and Black Student Success Network students raise awareness of mental illness within the black community
Friday prayer ends Islamic Awareness Week
Muslim Students Association shows students what Islam really looks like