Elinor Cole has been an RLC teacher, director, and board member. Now, she's a principle donor.
Later this year, the airline staff will be wearing designs that Angelica Colucci '08 helped bring to life.
RLC was the springboard to a life of adventure
Helping students find focus, and peace, in a busy world.
Taking the Rosseau Roots out into the world
Cullen Perry '84 skied the marathon when he was a student at RLC. This year, he's going back to do it again.
When Lena Patten came across Lady Eaton’s sofa, she knew it needed a home. A decade later, she found one.
Considering the benefits of a postgraduate year
We're all going somewhere. We just don't want to make the journey alone, and we never have.
RLC commits to participating in a signature Canadian challenge
For Ouelhore Diallo '22 RLC brought a sense of place, community, and perspective.
The ticking of the clock is not a signal to speed up. It is a reminder to slow down.
Making the case for learning skills
The last regatta between LCS and RLC coincided with the Apollo missions. Last fall, they met again.
Ones like Sarah Mahon '03. Which maybe was a surprise even to her.
Graham Vogt reflects on what it means to come back to RLC
The benefits of a flipped approach to instruction.
How might we push so that we are supporting learning and not the instinct to opt out?
It’s not what you have. It’s what you do with what you’ve got.
When we think of the great assets of the campus, the lake tops the list. And then there’s the birds.
For Bethany Good '94, RLC was the first step to the rest of her life. And then some.
First they go into the woods.
If there is a signature RLC experience, this is it.
This year's co-curricular program offers a broad range of opportunities for students to learn, grow, discover, and lead.
A great friend of RLC, Dawn Tabobondung, steps into the role of Indigenous Seven Generations Project Co-ordinator.
Rosseau Lake College updates its mascot.
In the world of Outdoor Education, we like to contrast the easy days of an extended outtrip with the challenging ones.
The founders of Rosseau Lake College didn’t just want to create a school, they wanted to change the world.
Alumni from the very first RLC cohort recently met on campus to reminisce and compare notes.
Despite the prom, Closing Day, and the 70s reunion, the second annual Pow Wow became the signature event of the season.
