The Active Living Challenge is underway and students are racking up the points to win some prizes.
The challenge started on January 9, and runs until February 5th. Students have been packing the gym as they try to stick with their New Year’s resolutions of getting fit. The challenge is a great way to keep students’ motivated to reach their fitness goals.
It is time to go to the gym! No, don’t worry, not to work out. The Durham College and UOIT “Take Your Best Shot” photo contest is now on so here is your chance to snap some shots of Lords and Ridgeback action.
Here is a schedule of some of the Lords’ home games.
Lords' Basketball and Volleyball Home Game schedule.
This is the fourth straight year for the photo contest and loyal fans and photographers are encouraged to participate. You can send up to three pictures to be looked at by a panel of photo and athletic connoisseurs who will choose the top three.
Volunteer through Durham College and UOIT for a chance to win prizes like the latest iPad while helping out in the community. The schools have teamed up with St. Vincent’s Kitchen and The Denise House for an easy way to get you to give back while fulfilling your hearts and perhaps your backpack.
Students who are the first in their family to attend post-secondary education attended an orientation session during their first week of classes. DC News reporter Kyle Sharp has more.
Nearly three hundred thousand students will be eligible to get back up to 30 per cent of their tuition costs. DC News reporter Renita Naraine has more.
The Creative Marketplace was in the gym November 25th showcasing art works and jewellery. Artists, business people and chefs talked about what they have to offer to the community.
Camp X and the Oshawa Valley Botanical Gardens have been nominated for the Ontario Heritage Trust’s Favourite Sites. DC News reporter Brea Batholet has more information.