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You’re invited to book launch for All Access Life story “Run” by Andrew Katz

April 16th, 2026

Celebrated Dawson graduate and Lieutenant Governor’s Youth Medal recipient Bradley Heaven, who was born with Dyskenetic Cerebral Palsy, and his aide Dan O'Connor are coming back to Dawson College!

Brad and Dan, in collaboration with author and Dawson English teacher Andrew Katz and professional illustrator and Dawson grad Antonio Luzano, warmly invite you to their book launch for RUN: The Making of a Graphic Novel, taking place in Oliver’s (2C.17) on Thursday, April 23 from 5-7.

The book is an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the partnership of this all-Dawson creative team and their process in creating a graphic novel about Brad and Dan’s epic first marathon run. Each book will have its own handwritten number, making it a one-of-a-kind collector’s item, and will feature stories, sketches, storyboards and other artwork that readers rarely get to hear or see, along with a sneak peek of the opening chapter from the graphic novel.

1$ from every book will also go to support March of Dimes Canada, a charity which provides a wide range of services to people with disabilities throughout the country.

There will be food and music, as well as a silent auction that includes the chance to be drawn as a character in the final graphic novel.

Thanks for running with us! Hope to see you at the launch.


Faculty Learning Community connects students with independent journalism

April 16th, 2026

Journalism isn’t always boring. In fact, it can feel like a game of cops and robbers. That’s what ALC students discovered during a recent visit from Chris Curtis, founder of Montreal’s The Rover. The talk was organized through a Faculty Learning Community (FLC) on journalism and media literacy, which brings together faculty and others from across disciplines to develop tools and approaches for teaching media literacy in the classroom.

With over 37,000 Instagram followers, Chris has become known for condensing complex local issues into accessible reels, offering an alternative to mainstream media and meeting audiences where they already are. The approach resonated strongly with students.

Visit the link for the homepage news story.


3D Animation and CGI Grads Receive Best Animation Award

February 26th, 2026

Congratulations to 2025 3D Animation & CGI graduates Jessica Ngo and Hoang Hai Luu!

Their collaborative thesis film, Mu, has received the Best Animation Award at the FLIC Film Festival in Polson, Montana.

Visit the link for the homepage news story.


Photo by Photography grad on cover of AQPC publication

November 5th, 2025

A photo by Dawson graduate Eléonore Martin-Menga (Class of 2025, AEC - Commercial Photography) graces the cover of the Fall edition (Volume 39) of the Revue Pédagogie collégiale, a publication focused on ideas, research, and pedagogical practices in higher education, published by the Association québécoise de pédagogie collégiale (AQPC).

Visit the link to see the magazine.


Meet the successful alumni voices of our self-guided tour

October 9th, 2025

Two accomplished graduates of Dawson College’s Professional Theatre program are inviting you to see the downtown Montreal CEGEP in a self-guided tour. Catherine Bérubé and Lucy Segal are the narrators. In interviews with the Communications Office, they shared how Dawson shaped their own journeys. The tour departs from the metro level in the Lower Atrium, look for a framed sign with the QR code on the right wall as you enter the college.

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Alumna Kim Vose Jones’ Lifeboat: An Unnatural History

September 11th, 2025

The Warren G. Flowers Art Gallery is pleased to present the work of alumna (1992) artist Kim Vose Jones.   Now living and working in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Jones’ has created a rich multimedia installation exploring the dichotomies and paradoxes of migrant life, past and present.

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ICYMI: Meet our two 2025 valedictorians

August 28th, 2025

Alessia Panait (Class of 2025, Enriched Health Science) and Aya Tir (Class of 2025, Law, Society and Justice profile of Social Science) were the valedictorians for the two graduation ceremonies for Dawson's Class of 2025, which took place at Place des Arts on June 18.

You can read more about Alessia, who is starting dentistry at McGill University this fall, and see her speech here: https://www.dawsoncollege.qc.ca/news/alessia-panait-2025-valedictorian-inspires-with-passion-perseverance-and-patience/

You can read more about Aya, who is beginning a dual law degree – a Bachelor of Civil Law and Juris Doctor – at McGill University this fall, and see her speech here: https://www.dawsoncollege.qc.ca/news/aya-tir-2025-valedictorian-leads-by-taking-things-to-heart/ 

Photo: Aya delivering her valedictorian speech. Credit: Jacee Juhasz. 


Celebrating our Winter 2025 award recipients

August 28th, 2025

Meet Dawson’s Winter 2025 award recipients! These students are distinguished by their involvement in student life, commitment to community service, and determination to succeed. Congratulations to our students and many thanks to all the donors, faculty, and staff who make these awards possible.

Visit the awards celebration page to see all the recipients.

Photo: Vadele Hergelle Djokou Mbounou (Class of 2025, General Social Science), 2025 recipient of the Raymond Ellis Memorial Award. Credit: Jacee Juhasz


Kim Vose Jones: Lifeboat: An Unnatural History

August 27th, 2025

The Warren G. Flowers Art Gallery presents an exhibition by Dawson alumna Kim Vose Jones, who is now based in Fredericton, New Brunswick. While researching her family genealogy, she discovered her ancestor, Ann Dodin, arrived in Quebec in 1669, along with over 800 French girls known as the Filles du Roi, who sailed to the New World to populate the land with French settlers. In four stunning tableaux, Jones draws a parallel with the fates of humans fleeing genocide, war, and poverty across the globe, and draws lines between the treatment of women, the environment, and the project of Empire then and in 2025.


Celebrating a Decade of Dawson’s Research in Neuroscience Program

August 27th, 2025

This summer, Dawson’s renowned Research in Neuroscience Program marked its 10th anniversary with a lively celebration on Aug. 7. Coordinators Hélène Nadeau (Faculty, Physics) and Sylvia Cox (Faculty, Psychology) welcomed current interns and alumni for an afternoon of reflection, inspiration, and connection.

Read about the impact of the program in the homepage news story.


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