Sept. 18: Last day for students to withdraw from courses or the College
Sept. 24: Friday schedule
Sept. 25: No classes: Ped Day
Learn to love your agenda thanks to the Learning Centre
Have you tried to use an agenda before, but the habit didn’t stick? The Learning Centre can help you stop worrying and learn to love your agenda! With our help, you can:
• build a practical to-do list
• track deadlines
• stay motivated & reduce stress
Drop in to the Learning Centre (6D.2) upstairs in the Library, no appointment needed.
Vaccination Day at Dawson
Sept. 16, 9 AM to 4 PM
3C.1 Cafeteria
Open to all students. Free vaccines and vaccination record updates available. No appointment needed. Bring your RAMQ card and any vaccination records if available. First come, first served.
Misha Solomon at Dawson Reads this Thursday
Thursday, Sept 17, 2 PM - 3:30PM
Amphitheatre, 4C.1
A short reading and a Q &A + a book raffle!
Misha Solomon is a homosexual poet in and of Tiohtià:ke/Montréal. His work has appeared in journals across Canada and has been anthologized in Best Canadian Poetry 2024, 2026, and 2027 (Biblioasis) and in On Occasion: Poems for the People (Coach House). He is a student in Concordia University’s Interdisciplinary Humanities PhD program and is the author of three chapbooks. His full-length debut, My Great-Grandfather Danced Ballet, was released by Brick Books in March 2026.
Need help with math? Drop by the Math Tutorial Room (7B.1)
The Math Tutorial Room (7B.1) is open Monday to Friday from 10 AM to 6 PM.
Throughout the day, Mathematics faculty and peer tutors are available to help you. They can answer questions, explain concepts, and support your learning.
Drop in whenever you need assistance; no appointment or registration required. All students are welcome.
Atelier de Slam (en français) le 15 septembre
L'atelier de Slam en français avec invité spécial IVY du Grand Slam de Montréal qui se tiendra au Oliver's (2C.17) le 15 septembre de 12h à 14h.
Vous pouvez vous inscrire auprès de Trudy Ste.Croix de la Vie étudiante/Campus Life (tstecroix@dawsoncollege.qc.ca) ou en cliquant sur le formulaire suivant https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/cL49hih9QP pour participer au SLAM de poésie avec invité spécial IVY - Atelier et soirée de qualifications 2026.
Indigenous Perspectives series continues on Sept. 30
Indigenous Perspectives: How decolonization and addressing climate change are interlinked.
Kanerahtiio Hemlock is the Indigenous Pedagogical Consultant at Dawson College. He will give a 30-minute presentation followed by a 30-minute video clip before opening the floor for discussion.
MEDLIFE Dawson and CODA Dawson are hosting a joint Trivia Game Night on Thursday, Sept. 17, from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM in Oliver's (Room 2C.17).
Meet new friends, test your knowledge with science and healthcare trivia, win prizes (candy and gift cards), and chat with chapter executives, all while supporting important fundraising causes!
The Dawson Women’s Basketball Team is hosting a car wash on Saturday, September 12, from 10 AM to 3 PM in the Dawson College parking lot. Cars: $15 | SUVs: $20
MONDAY | Sept. 14
The Dawson Dance Contemporary Team is holding auditions on Monday, September 14, at 6 PM in Room 5B.16. Whether you’re an experienced dancer or looking to try something new, all experience levels are welcome! Sign up here: Audition Registration Form
A Listening Circle on the impact of AI on everyday life will take place on Monday, Sept. 14, from 12 to 1 PM in the First-Year Students’ Office (2D.0).
TUESDAY | Sept. 15
Participez à un atelier de Slam en français avec l’invité spécial IVY, du Grand Slam de Montréal, le 15 septembre de 12 h à 14 h au Oliver’s (2C.17). Pour vous inscrire, contactez Trudy Ste. Croix de la Vie étudiante/Campus Life à tstecroix@dawsoncollege.qc.ca, ou remplissez le formulaire pour participer au SLAM de poésie avec invité spécial IVY – Atelier et soirée de qualifications 2026.
WEDNESDAY | Sept. 16
Guess who's turning 18?? Dawson's very own mascot, Blue! Join us in the Atrium Cafeteria at 1:30 PM to celebrate this milestone birthday! Cake will be served until quantities last so don't miss it!
Vaccination Day will take place on Wednesday, Sept. 16, from 9 AM to 4 PM in the Cafeteria (3C.1). Please bring your RAMQ card.
KPop Dance Auditions will take place on Wednesday, Sept. 16, from 4 to 8 PM in Room 5B.16.
THURSDAY | Sept. 17
Get your bike ready for the fall! Join us for a Fall Bike Workshop on Thursday, Sept. 17. Learn basic bike maintenance and get tips to keep your bike in good shape. Sign up through MS Forms HERE.
Le Ciné-club Francophone a lieu tous les jeudis, du 10 septembre au 3 décembre, de 18 h à 21 h dans la salle 4C.1. Entrée gratuite. Popcorn gratuit ! Aucune inscription requise
Help us keep the Library calm
Your collaboration is needed to provide a safe and welcoming space for all students to study and gather in the Library. We will highlight a few different ways to keep the library calm in the next few issues.
In consideration of others, we respectfully request that you:
treat everyone with courtesy, consideration, and respect
be quiet
silence devices on the 5th floor and balconies and keep conversations to a minimum
speak softly in collaborative spaces, including group study rooms
Bridge to Campus mentorship program
Thinking about university? Bridge to Campus is a free service that connects students with mentors studying at top Canadian universities.
Get support with:
Exploring university programs
Applications and essays
Preparing for post-secondary life
Admissions Q&A sessions
Black students: apply for the Horizon Scholars program by Oct. 1
Horizon Scholars is a fully funded, year-long program for Black CEGEP students in the Montreal area who are interested in exploring university pathways.
Participants will take part in academic enrichment, campus experiences, application support, personalized mentorship, and networking opportunities at McGill. Students admitted to McGill through the program will also receive a $2,000 entrance award.
The Loran Scholar Award is one of Canada’s most prestigious undergraduate scholarships. It recognizes students who demonstrate strong character, leadership potential, and a commitment to service, looking beyond academic grades alone. The award is valued at approximately $150,000 over four years at one of Loran’s partner universities.