Five ways to get involved on campus this fall

Fall is an exciting time to be a Durham College (DC) student. You can get involved in the campus community, make new friends and discover everything the Oshawa and Whitby campuses have to offer. Here are a few ideas to get you started and make the most of your campus experience.

  • Fall Orientation

    New to DC? Throughout the month of September, there are several activities and events scheduled to welcome you to campus. Movie Night, Campus Rec Day and the Start Strong at DC: Services Fair are just some of ways you can immerse yourself in DC’s campus community and meet other new students.

    Still learning your way around? Keep an eye out for Welcome Team volunteers wearing branded T-shirts who are stationed throughout our campuses to help you with directions.

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  • Varsity Sports

    Gather a few new friends and cheer on the Durham Lords! From softball and volleyball to rugby and soccer, there are many opportunities to show your #DCPride courtside. You can also catch the first lacrosse action in DC history with the launch of new lacrosse sixes team.

    Don’t miss the annual Campus Cup on Tuesday, September 8 as the men’s and women’s soccer teams take on Ontario Tech University!

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  • DC Crew

    Get involved and contribute to the campus community, while gaining practical work experience and developing your skills! Made up of student volunteers, the DC Crew supports a variety of areas – from helping incoming students at Orientation to sharing their experience on DC’s social media channels as student content creators.

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  • Campus Recreation

    When you feel great it helps improve your studies. Explore all the options available to you through the Campus Recreation and Wellness Centre, including intramural teams, sports clubs, health programs and services and even free fitness classes! Download the Campus Rec mobile app today.

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  • Student Clubs

    With more than 50 student clubs at DC, you are bound to find one that is a fit for you. From gaming to the arts to cheerleading and philanthropy, these clubs are created and managed by students just like you who are looking to connect with others who have similar interests.

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Need more ideas? Check out this extensive list of ways to get involved at DC.