April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Join activities at Georgian’s campuses to learn more about sexual assault, build a sense of allyship, and create safe and inclusive communities.

Guests will enjoy a curated menu of mocktails, expertly paired with appetizers, as well as live entertainment, vendors and a raffle with over $1,000 in prizes.

The free event will provide light refreshments and snacks, and a question-and-answer period with a local voice actor in the film.

The students have studied many art making approaches and will display their work using a variety of creative methods, styles and influences.

Georgian is celebrating Sustainable Development Goals Week from March 17 to 21 with various activities and events. See how you can get involved on campus and virtually.

Have you always wanted a mullet? Now you can rock a business-in-the-front-and-party-in-the-back look for a good cause through a haircut fundraiser.

Our President and CEO Kevin Weaver shares an update with the community on the challenges and opportunities we face.

Guests can learn about Indigenous cultures by observing and participating in this cultural event.

Celebrate Come Together Week with Georgian from March 3 to 7 in support of Simcoe County’s #ITSTARTS initiative. Join events on campus to help combat racism and discrimination, and foster inclusive communities.

As Dorothy Gale says in the American classic The Wizard of Oz, “There’s no place like home.” For many, that place is Georgian.   Generations of families have studied and worked here, drawn to our supportive, immersive and community-centred environment.   We hope you have an opportunity to connect with your loved […]

Two alumni are dishing out opportunities for the next generation of hospitality entrepreneurs where their own journey began – Georgian College. The couple, who own popular Barrie restaurants Michael & Marion’s and The Side Door, recently returned to campus where they provided a generous $26,000 gift.

Are you ready to lead the future with a degree that works as hard as you do? We’ve got five reasons why a college degree is right for you.