News and Announcements
We recognize the recent developments in Ukraine and Eastern Europe may affect our students and employees in many ways. We would like to remind you that there is ongoing support for members of the George Brown College community. If you are struggling and require assistance, support is available for...
George Brown College has created a space dedicated to promoting pathways and opportunities that lead to the future success of Black students at George Brown. The Black Futures Hub, located at the Daniels Waterfront – City of the Arts building at Waterfront Campus, will provide space for Black and...
As George Brown College continues its commitment to take meaningful action to promote Black excellence and inclusion, we’re partnering with fashion brand SDHtoronto, a Black-owned business that advances messages of empowerment, equality and allyship through inspiring design. Sandra D. Hamilton, a...
Counselling Corner articles feature tips from George Brown College counsellors. In this post we hear from Counsellor Alan Choi. Stress tends to increase as the semester winds down and exams and final projects approach. It is normal to feel stressed as academic pressures rise at certain times of the...
As hospitality and tourism businesses look to reimagine experiences for a post-pandemic world, we’ve launched an exciting partnership with the Culinary Tourism Alliance to support and help shape the future of the sector. The agreement with the Culinary Tourism Alliance announced October 27 outlines...
Three School of Design students gained real-world work experience crafting the look and feel of an important George Brown College report shared with our many community and industry partners. Graphic Design students Natalie Franke and Emma Keat, and Interaction Design student Tanya Khatcherian began...
George Brown College teamed up with Canadian fashion industry leader Robin Kay to launch a student competition to create wearables that serve a meaningful purpose in a pandemic and post-pandemic world. The MAKECanada Challenge launched in the fall of 2020. It called on students at the Centre for...
The Indigenous Education and Services team has unveiled a new medallion, featuring a star blanket design created by artist Joseph Sagaj. In Ojibwe teachings, the star blanket is seven pointed and carries the seven original clans and the seven grandmother/grandfather teachings. It can represent...
Dr. Gervan Fearon became known as the people’s president and a community builder throughout his career as a leader in post-secondary education. It is a nickname and phrase that he is proud of, and he hopes it follows him to his new role as President of George Brown College. Fearon greatly enjoys...
The work of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada drives Audrey Rochette both professionally and personally — “it’s part of who I am,” she said. As the new Director of Indigenous Initiatives, she's eager to move the commission’s calls to action forward in the George Brown College...
