The institution hosts a significant cultural event yearly, celebrating Indigenous traditions with traditional dancers, music, and food. The audience is encouraged to join in on the dancing and food, which creates an opportunity for people of different cultures to come together and learn about each other.
“The Eras Tour” provides an intimate glimpse into the design and execution of Swift’s tour, highlighting her stage production, costumes, and eye-catching choreographies.
Kitchener is a city filled with culture where there are always fun and interesting events or festivals happening, while Waterloo is a centre of education and tech innovation.
On Sept. 28, 2022, Conestoga Students Inc. had its monthly meeting, and the most important topics discussed related to advocacy for students and the group’s policy stances. CSI said it plans to work with the Ontario College Student Associations on “tuition fairness” for international students.
The 2020-2021 Board of Directors election process started on Friday, Feb. 14, and they are filling seven directors positions.
The concert featured Snotty Nose Rez Kids, KVNE and Conestoga student, Owen Fleming, aka DJ FL3MO.
Conestoga Students Inc. (CSI) hosted their Annual General Meeting at The Venue last Wednesday, and the president Scot Wyles said they are proud of the “great accomplishments” they had in 2018-2019.
The idea behind the celebration was to commemorate Diwali and make international students feel at home. It is a way to help students rejoice while they are away from their families.
Participants in this year’s Polar Plunge helped raise funds for the Sexual Assault Support Centre of Waterloo Region.
The annual Polar Plunge is scheduled to take place the day before Valentine’s Day on the Doon campus. It promises to be a chilling experience.
“We don’t think our students should pay one dime more than university students.” — Conestoga College president John Tibbits
The chance to skip some food prep and cleanup provided stressed-out students an opportunity to focus on their studying.
Many students living beyond the reach of Waterloo’s bus and LRT systems say they’ll be stuck with paying the cost of other students’ commutes. Meanwhile, the student association’s president isn’t commenting.
EDITORIAL By Niall McCrossan Students at Conestoga College can now vote in a referendum that would allow full-time students to receive a bus pass as part of their tuition. The universal transit pass would be effective September 2019 and would cost no more than $137 per semester. The pass, also known as the “U-Pass,” would grant full-time students unlimited access to all Grand River Transit (GRT) services which will also … Continued
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