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Hard Rock Hotel London Ontario will make London and Canadian history when the franchise opens its first Canadian location with the help of Fanshawe students.

Fanshawe student, Sarah Beere, served with the Royal Canadian Navy and left because of a service injury. 

A team of students from the Lawrence Kinlin School of Business finished second at the 2025 Scotiabank National Marketing Case Competition.

What does it mean to truly see in a world oversaturated with images?BEHOLDER, an art exhibition from Fanshawe Fine Art students, considers this question through looking.

Fanshawe students from Interactive Media Design and User Experience Design are collaborating with the Srishti Foundation Canada and Publiq Media to develop a website and advertising campaign for the Brothers in Arms Memorial in London, Ontario.

Three project management teams from Fanshawe have qualified for the Ontario Project Management Competition  (OPMC) at Toronto Metropolitan University.

Congratulations to Fanshawe College President Peter Devlin; Anne Marie DeCicco-Best, executive advisor and government relations; and military-connected support officer Andrew Malison who have all received King Charles III's Coronation Medal. The Coronation Medal is awarded to those

Fanshawe College partners with the Military Spousal Employment Network (MSEN) to provide job opportunities to military and Veteran spouses.

Sandals and Beaches Resorts International has recognized Fanshawe partial-load professor Richard Todd for achieving the highest revenue growth in Canada for 2024.

More than 120 employers will participate in this year’s Career Opportunities Fair at Fanshawe College on March 5, 2025.

Chef Troy Spicer, professor at Fanshawe College’s School of Tourism, Hospitality and Culinary Arts, has been selected to lead three Canadian junior butchers at this year’s world championship in Paris, France.

The London Downtown Campus will experience a complete water shutdown on January 23, from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm. The water is not affected at 137 Dundas Street.Please plan accordingly, and we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Lights, camera, action! On the set with the cast and crew of Food for Thought, a student-produced current affairs program that Rogers TV will broadcast starting in January.