This Valentine’s you can celebrate singleness
Single ladies of George Brown are planning to spend the day loving themselves
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Quintin Smith and his girlfriend Vanessa Mazarese show their affection for eachother with simple dates and spending time with each other. Photo courtesy of Smith
Valentine’s Day: cute, corporate and over-hyped
George Brown students on their Valentine’s plans, or lack thereof
Chartwells team Photo: An Maria Avarachan
Chartwells donates $1,000 in non-perishables student Food Bank
On Jan. 31, the Student Association (SA) food bank received a food donation worth $1,000…
Katto Musa (right) and Tina Haynes participate in the World Hijab Day event by the Muslim Students Association at George Brown College. Photo: Indira Ordaz Ordaz/The Dialog
‘We’ll still be Muslim and we’ll still be strong’
World Hijab Day an opportunity to learn about Muslim culture
Deb Matthews, Ontario's minister of advanced education and skills development called proposed pay increases for college presidents "unacceptable." File photo: George Brown College
Proposed pay hike for college presidents ‘unacceptable’
Proposed $494,000 maximum may not be the actual salary set by college’s board of governors
First town hall has decent turnout, but low student engagement
Timing of event is difficult for health science students, says director of education
Scene from St. James shooting. Photo: Gabriell De Souza
Police identify shooting victim near St. James campus
Anastasios Leventis, 39, was shot to death on Monday at 2:46 p.m.
A rendering of the entrance of the new George Brown building at Daniels Waterfront—City of the Arts. Image courtesy of George Brown College
Waterfront campus to grow with innovation exchange
Expansions will allow for program consolidation, says college president Anne Sado
Paul Bourgeois implores aspiring Deaf interpreters to apply for George Brown's degree program. Photo: Jelani Woods / The Dialog
Deaf student’s ‘possibilities are endless’
New degree opens opportunities in ASL research in Canada
Coty Zachariah opens up on his vision for the Canadian Federation of Students. Photo : Steve Cornwell / The Dialog
Meet the CFS’ first Afro-Indigenous national chairperson
Coty Zachariah on the federation’s challenges, winning and losing elections and being a new father
Student Association to hold town halls for students
The Student Association of George Brown College (SA), which funds The Dialog, is organizing town…
Youth Talks gives millennials an employment edge
Event welcomed input from audience to help craft federal policy