UOIT

• DCDSB students display ‘future city’ projects that aim to create a green future

  The "Future City Competition" is part of an effort to get more students interested in engineering. 

  Canada

  May 3, 2019
  
• Durham students to build a robot in three days for international competition

  UOIT students will be taking part in Robot in 3 Days (Ri3D), a robot-building competition that sees people from all over the world building bots from scratch.

  Tech

  Jan 4, 2019
  
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• Durham General Motors dealerships fear Oshawa plant closure

  The Oshawa General Motors Plant closure at the end of next year, has local GM dealerships concerned about losing loyal customers and upending their bottom line.

  Consumer

  Dec 6, 2018
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• Vigil held in Oshawa for UOIT student who was struck and killed

  A massive group gathered in Oshawa on Thursday evening to honour a university student who was struck and killed.

  Canada

  Nov 16, 2018
• Durham College, UOIT ban smoking on campus; Trent still updating its policy

  Two of the three schools announced a rule prohibiting all students, faculty and visitors from smoking and vaping of any type.

  Cannabis

  Oct 12, 2018
• Oshawa university student aims to bring drinkable water to East Africa

  Yasin Othman learned first-hand how dangerous scarce access to clean water can be.

  Environment

  Sep 26, 2018
• Justin Trudeau announces federal investment in Automotive Centre of Excellence

  During a time of uncertainty, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made a promise on Friday to strengthen Canada's automotive industry.

  Canada

  Aug 31, 2018
• UOIT professor launches workplace bullying study

  Bullying in the workplace is a problem many don't know how to detect but a UOIT professor is trying to make it a little more clear.

  Canada

  Aug 29, 2018
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• Simulated emergency exercise to be held at Durham College and UOIT campus

  The exercise took place between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m.

  Jun 20, 2018
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• “We forget how many similarities we have:” Durham Region to host international hate studies conference

  The number of reported hate crimes is on the rise, both in Canada and the United States.  With everything from the protests in Charlottesville to pro-white graffiti signs, it seems nowhere is immune.  Dave Selby from the Durham Regional Police Service said, “It’s present in every community.  Durham is no exception. We do get calls related...

  World

  May 29, 2018