Loyalist College officials to meet with mayor to discuss bike lane
By Evan McClelland BELLEVILLE – The city plans to meet with the college Jan. 26 to discuss what Loyalist plans to do about the bike lane that will connect Belleville[…]
OSAP made easier for students, says government
By Jenna Leslie BELLEVILLE – Improvements to the online OSAP process will be easier for students, according to an Ontario government press release Tuesday. Students who have applied for college[…]
Receive a Coke for the low cost of a hug at Loyalist College
By Daniel Taylor and Tyson Nayler BELLEVILLE – A new vending machine at Loyalist College has created a bit of a stir on campus. A new vending machine in the cafeteria?[…]
Students upset with shortened break
By Demii Niles BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College students say they’re disappointed that their Christmas break was cut short because of last fall’s faculty strike. With the college’s holiday period[…]
Cold first-day-back to school for Loyalist students
By Madeleine Villa BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College welcomed back students after the winter break to an uncomfortably cold building on Tuesday. A problem with the boilers in the Kente[…]
Loyalist College doctor retiring after 16 years
By Kayla Haggett BELLEVILLE – Loyalist’s consulting physician is retiring after 16 years at the college, but the Student Health Centre says the change will be smooth. “It’s going to[…]
Rejuvenated student lounge opens at Loyalist College
By Madeleine Villa BELLEVILLE – Loyalist College students have a new study space located on the recently renovated third floor just in time for exams. The new study spot is[…]
Dedicated counsellor for Loyalist College’s residence in the works
By Becky McMullen Loyalist College is looking for a counsellor willing to work with students in residence, including weekends and weeknights. The college posted a job on Dec. 20[…]
Awards ceremony rescheduled for the new year
By Alana Pickrell BELLEVILLE – Annual awards ceremony that normally takes place in November has been officially moved to March 1, 2018 due to the teacher strike. At the end of[…]
Colleges losing students after faculty strike
By Trisha Bauder BELLEVILLE – More than 10 per cent of full-time college students provincewide have withdrawn from their studies because of the faculty strike that cancelled classes for several[…]
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