Fanshawe College

A new name. A broader vision.

Fanshawe College has renamed the Norton Wolf School of Aviation and Aerospace Technology to the Norton Wolf School of Aerospace, Information and Defence Technologies.

The new School brings these disciplines together to prepare graduates for a rapidly evolving industry shaped by AI, cybersecurity, data analytics and autonomous systems.

Building on Norton Wolf’s legacy, Fanshawe is preparing the next generation for the future of aerospace and defence.

Read the full announcement and learn more about the School’s new direction: https://www.fanshawec.ca/about-fanshawe/news/aerospace-meets-it-fanshawe-repositions-norton-wolf-school-future-defence

The Fall 2026 course materials lists are available on https://fanshaweretail.ca.

Look in the menu under "Books" for "Course Materials Search", then sign in with your Fanshawe username and password to receive your customized list based on your upcoming classes.

(Just remember, lists may not be final: the posted course materials lists are subject to possible changes until the start of the term.)

August 1 is Emancipation Day. On this day in 1834, slavery was abolished across the British Empire. While freedom didn’t come immediately for all, Emancipation Day is a time to reflect on the legacy of slavery and the continued fight for justice.

In Canada, that legacy includes stories of courage, such as those who travelled the Underground Railroad, and the lesser-known reality of Black people who fled Upper Canada for safer ground in the U.S.

Emancipation Day invites us to learn, reflect, and take action against systemic racism because its impact is still felt by Black and Indigenous communities today.

If you’re in , consider visiting the Meeting Tree at Westminster Ponds. Once a refuge for those escaping slavery, this 700-year-old oak stands as a symbol of strength, resistance, and hope.

It's the long weekend! Time to kick back and relax this Civic Holiday.

Please note Fanshawe will be closed Monday, August 3, and will reopen Tuesday, August 4.

Our Student Emergency Response Team (SERT) personifies experiential learning at Fanshawe. SERT is an on-site is an extracurricular medical team at the London Campus, made up of students from all different programs who respond to medical emergencies on campus.

SERT is now recruiting for the 2026/27 school year and you could be part of the team!

To apply visit fanshawec.ca/emo

SERT is open to all full-time students in all programs that attend classes at Fanshawe's London Campus (1001 Fanshawe College Blvd). You don't need to have any experience; we will train you for free.

All volunteers are required to complete one 4-hr shift per week (you get to schedule yourself).

Prepare to Learn is a free workshop series designed to provide incoming students with skills and resources to help them transition to learning at Fanshawe College.

Students are welcome to register for one or all of the workshop topics.

Check here for the registration links! https://ow.ly/khjw50ZoUMN