Conestoga news

Two women working in the skilled trades industry shared tips on how to thrive in the trades and create a

Conestoga graduate and author Beatrice Ejime Ogiemwonyi encourages people to be more purposeful when it comes to their time: Invest

Conestoga’s ETT4W (Engineering, Technology, and Trades for Women), in partnership with Google, hosted an exclusive event for women in Computer

Outstanding women with a Conestoga connection were nominated in various categories of the K-W Oktoberfest Rogers Women of the Year

Students in Conestoga’s Recreation and Sport Administration program created a morning packed with activities, sports and games for 140 elementary

Graduates of Conestoga’s Woodworking Technician program displayed their capstone projects at a showcase held in the Woodworking Centre of Ontario

Students in Conestoga’s Police Foundations program gathered for their annual year-end celebration recognizing students who were nominees and recipients of

Conestoga hosted its annual Welding Gala to honour outstanding students in the college’s welding programs and showcase capstone projects.

Flags at all Conestoga campuses will fly at half-mast in recognition of the National Day of Mourning for Persons Killed

Conestoga welcomed about 175 people to the 13th annual Biotechnology Research Symposium and Awards Ceremony held April 3 at the

Conestoga’s Bachelor of Public Relations students brought their creative talents into the community through an immersive PR agency experience for

Flags at all Conestoga campuses will be flown at half-mast beginning today in honour of His Holiness Pope Francis.

Hundreds of students from Conestoga’s Motive Power programs joined a job fair at the Guelph campus to network with dozens

Spring orientation will welcome a new cohort of Conestoga students beginning Monday, April 28.

Conestoga was ranked among Canada’s best design schools by the Association of Registered Graphic Designers (RGD) based on the highest

Conestoga students in several Health Sciences and Community Services programs joined an interprofessional simulation to gain invaluable experience responding together

People who want to make a difference in the mental health of individuals and communities can learn essential theory and

Students built rockets out of everyday materials at one of the fun competitions during National Engineering Month, marked every March

Conestoga hosted the first-ever Ontario Collegiate Recreation (OCR) Women’s Cricket tournament won by the Conestoga Condors - competing in their

Students in Conestoga’s Respiratory Therapy program celebrated their achievements and reaching an important learning milestone at the annual Stethoscope Ceremony.