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Presenting a wide range of data in a fully accessible, appealing and engaging way is a tall order and four students rose to the challenge with their successful design for the 2021/2022 George Brown College Fast Facts report. Cyan Dela Cruz-Galang, Nathan Leung and Patricia Marinay, all third-year...
Heading to Toronto’s waterfront this weekend, or any weekend this summer? If you visit a new open-air food and drink festival you’ll experience the work of George Brown College students who created eye-catching designs for the event happening at the foot of Yonge Street. Graphic Design students...
Adrienne Cheng chose George Brown College as the place to further her studies and gain hands-on experience after finishing her university degree. With the goal of pursuing a career in design, she started the Interaction Design (G113) program in January 2020. As she looks towards her graduation date...
New mindfulness videos are now available for the George Brown College community, thanks to the efforts of two students. Bachelor of Interpretation (ASL – English) student Ashley Bratty and Graphic Design student Hayley Walsh helped create four videos that guide participants through mindfulness...
George Brown College students won a combined $10,000 in seed money for their entrepreneurial ideas as part of the annual Pitch It! competition hosted by startGBC. The 2021 competition—held online due to COVID-19—awarded ideas in two streams: business (for-profit) and social innovation. A...
Crafting the look and feel of one of George Brown College’s key reports was a project that Graphic Design student Chris Ensoll and recent Graphic Design graduate Lee Jong successfully completed despite the challenging circumstances in spring 2020, when the in-person collaborative design process they...
George Brown College students and recent grads impressed at Ubisoft’s annual game development competition earning top-three finishes in three categories. Bruno Sampaio Leme Dias, a recent graduate of the Game – Art program, won first place in the animation category ( screenshot of his work above)...
George Brown College was well represented at the 2019 Ubisoft NEXT competition with five students placing in the top three in three categories, including a first-place finish. Game Art student Jacob LaFortune won first place in the animation category. Contestants had approximately four months to...