Working together key to success for Loyalist grads
The unlimited potential of the many Loyalist graduates can be achieved when they work together, Susan McIssac of the United Way, told students and family gathered at the Friday morning convocation.
Guest speaker urges Loyalist grads to take chances
Guest speaker Rod McQueen spoke to a Loyalist College gymnasium filled with graduates and proud families on Thursday afternoon. McQueen urged students to be “risk takers” and not to be afraid of failing. QNet News reporter Marc Venema was on hand for the convocation.
New initiative looks to promote alternative transportation
By Jack Carver A new program coming to the Quinte region is hoping to get residents out of their cars and on their bikes in Belleville. Tanya Hill, health promoter[…]
Belleville group hopes for gay-straight alliances in all Ontario schools
By Tyson Leonard A Belleville group for queer youth hopes opposition from the Catholic Church wont affect the province’s proposed legislation to make gay-straight alliances available in all schools. The[…]
Loyalist grad excited to be starting career
By Kristen Oelschlagel Elysia Geen is excited to be graduating and starting her career after another year at Loyalist College. “I feel like I’ve been well prepared, from everything we[…]
Skills critical to graduates’ future
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Skills critical to graduates' future
Loyalist graduates’ skills will be needed in the future, guest speaker Jason Myers, president and CEO of Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters, told the students and families gathered at the first convocation Thursday morning.
New archives to preserve area history for years to come
By Jack Carver Belleville and Hastings County will be getting a new place to preserve their history for future generations. Richard Hughes, president of the Hastings County Historical Society, said[…]
Loyalist College seeking public money for new Skills Centre
By Marc Venema Giving back to the community by donating money to Loyalist College’s new Skill Centre was an easy choice for Procter and Gamble plant manager Dave Carberry. “By[…]
“Hiding” film finds its stride at awards gala
Loyalist College students won four awards at the Broadcast Educators Association of Canada. The association awards reward creative and technical skills in television/video, media/animation and radio. Students from all across[…]
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