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A new Amelia Douglas Gallery exhibit, Walking Alongside Trauma, highlights the experiences of people who work or interact closely with survivors of sexualized violence.

Douglas College’s new Licensed Practical Nurse Access to Psychiatric Nursing program – the only program of its kind in B.C. – launches in January 2026. This five-semester program is an efficient pathway into a psychiatric nursing career.

The Canadian College of Health Information Management (CCHIM) has accredited the Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management (BScHIM) at Douglas College, the first degree of its kind in Canada.

Inspired by a personal journey to positive well-being, a new Amelia Douglas Gallery exhibit opens today, searching for the connection between mental health and spiritual consciousness.

Patty Hambler has been appointed Associate Vice President, Student Affairs.

A new exhibit opening at the Amelia Douglas Gallery today invites viewers to reflect on Indigenous histories and futures through mixed-media painting, photography, textile art and beadwork.

A Douglas College research project that seeks to provide archaeological proof for Indigenous oral histories in Líl̓wat territory has received $360,000 in funding from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC).

A new transfer agreement between Douglas College and Simon Fraser University (SFU) will help Classroom and Community Support (CCS) students access the undergraduate education required to become a teacher – without having to start from scratch.