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In celebration of Alumni Relations’ 35th anniversary, the Douglas College Foundation and Alumni Relations have awarded 35 alumni who embody Douglas’ vision of graduating resilient global citizens with the Alumni35 Award.

The Douglas College departments of Theatre and Stagecraft & Event Technology present Virginia Woolf’s Orlando, adapted by Sarah Ruhl. The production will have its opening night on March 17 at 7:30pm in the New Westminster Campus’ Laura C. Muir Theatre.

The teenage years feel longer and more bloodthirsty than ever, as Douglas College’s talented cast and crew perform Moira Buffini’s A Vampire Story on March 10-17.

Throughout his career as a journalist, Justin McElroy has been committed to uncovering the truth and helping people in his community, and across the province, find light in hard times. In recognition of his tenacity, today McElroy was named Honorary Fellow at Douglas College.

Douglas College is pleased to announce Bacel Younan has been appointed as the College’s new Registrar, starting on April 3.

Historic Vancouver architecture is reborn in Sherry Cooper’s final art exhibit Industrial Remnants at the Amelia Douglas Gallery.

A research project that explores how the stories of those with experience of housing insecurity can play a more central role in community conversations about housing has received nearly $585,000 in funding.

Students at Douglas College will soon become experts in information governance, health policy, data analytics and more thanks to the new Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management (BSc-HIM), the first degree of its kind in Canada.