Enjoy an afternoon of performances, costumes, angels, demons, and everything in between. Advance tickets can be purchased by card at the Campus Life Office (Room 2E.4). Tickets at the door also may be available.
Think you can sing? D-Voice is Dawson’s singing competition. The top three performers will advance to represent Dawson at the intercollegiate singing competition. Singers must accompany themselves on an instrument or have someone play for them. No a cappella performances, backing tracks or duets are allowed. A piano will be available.
Support the third-year Professional Photography students as they raise funds for their December exhibition at the Warren G. Flowers Art Gallery.
Ciné-club francophone
6–9 PM | Room 4C.1
Enjoy a French-language film with free popcorn. Admission is free, and no registration is required. The Ciné-club takes place every Thursday until Dec. 3.
FRIDAY | NOV. 6
McGill Virtual Information Session for CEGEP Students
12–1:30 PM | Virtual
Life Transitions Workshop: Finding and Renting an Apartment
2–3:30 PM | Room 3F.5
Learn strategies for finding housing, preparing for moving day and understanding tenant rights. No registration required.
Should I Invite AI into This?
2:30–4:30 PM | Room 3H.10
Explore how to approach AI in everyday life and learning. This is the third workshop in the AI literacy series. Sign up here.
ONGOING | NOW – NOV. 17
Prix littéraire Préambule
Tuesdays–Thursdays, 10 AM–4 PM | In front of Room 2D.01
Discover novels shortlisted for this French-language literary prize in a welcoming reading corner with tea and snacks. The prize draw takes place Nov. 17, with a chance to win admission to the Salon du livre de Montréal. Learn more.
Préambule reading corner set up near 2D.01
Key Dates
Nov. 1: Last day to apply for admission and program transfer for Winter 2027 semester
Nov. 2: Last day to drop courses with mention on transcript
Nov. 13: No Classes. EUF Simulation Day
Are you up for the November STAIRS challenge?
Stairs, escalator or elevator? This month, challenge yourself to take the stairs whenever you can. A few extra flights each day can help improve fitness, energy and overall well-being. If stairs aren't an option, add another form of daily movement that works for you.
Stickman businessman character happy and running stairs, vector cartoon illustration. Black outlined and colored.
Learning to work together before it matters most
When a patient enters the healthcare system, they may interact with nurses, physiotherapy technologists, social service workers, diagnostic imaging technologists, laboratory professionals and many others. At Dawson’s Interprofessional Education (IPE) Symposium on Oct. 16, students from seven health and social service programs had the chance to experience what effective collaboration looks like before they enter the workforce.
Stressed about a tough class? You don't have to go alone: try Peer Tutoring! Peer tutors are Dawson students who have done well in their courses and want to help you succeed, too.
Peer tutors are trained to share the real-world strategies, tips, and tricks that they use to keep going when things get tough.
Questions? Need more information? Come see us in the Learning Centre, upstairs in the library (6D.2), or book online with a peer tutor at Omnivox > Peer Tutoring Appointments.
Math & Physics Tutorial Rooms
All Dawson College students are invited to visit the Math (room 7B.1) and Physics (room 7A.1) tutorial rooms every weekday to get help in either subject area. These study rooms are staffed with Faculty and Peer Tutors throughout the day to answer questions and explain concepts.
This is a drop in service: no sign ups or appointments are needed.
For any questions about these services, please contact Reyana Hadef (math) or Anna Marczewska (physics) via MIO.
Up to $5,000 for student-focused projects
Got an idea to make student life at Dawson even better? Apply for SAGE funding by Nov. 13 at 11:59 PM for a chance to receive up to $5,000 for a project that enhances the student experience beyond the classroom. Applications will be reviewed by a committee that includes representatives from the Dawson Student Union, with decisions announced by Jan. 31, 2027.
The Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science at Concordia is hosting three free November events for CEGEP students interested in engineering, computer science and cybersecurity:
Students can explore career paths, develop skills and connect with peers who share their interests.
Help us keep more of Dawson's waste out of landfills
Thanks to the student volunteers who helped with our recent campus waste audit. The results are in!
This year, 28.2% of Dawson's waste was successfully kept out of landfills through recycling and composting. While that's down from 32% last year, the audit also revealed a major opportunity for improvement: more than half of the material found in regular garbage bins could actually have been recycled or composted.
The takeaway? Sorting matters. Taking an extra moment to put your waste in the right bin helps reduce landfill waste and has a real impact on Dawson's environmental footprint.
