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Posted: 11 February 2020
Did you know that February is psychology month? Did you know that at Mount Saint Vincent University we are fortunate to have an excellent psychology department? To celebrate psychology month, we’re pleased to highlight some…
Posted: 10 February 2020
Today (February 10, 2020), the Aboriginal Student Centre and Office of the President at Mount Saint Vincent University hosted the annual Mi’kmaw Mid-Winter feast. The event is in its third year at MSVU and unites…
Posted: 6 February 2020
“It’s about the journey” Jayde Tynes is passionate about mentorship and sharing her experiences with students. Born and raised in Halifax, Jayde is proud to identify as both African Nova Scotian and Mi’kmaq. She describes…
Posted: 4 February 2020
Career Week is a long-standing tradition in MSVU’s Business and Tourism program. Taking place twice a year, the event connects students with local experts across a variety of fields. This winter’s panelists include a long…
Posted: 31 January 2020
Earlier today, Mount Saint Vincent University officially kicked off African Heritage Month with a ceremony in the MSVU Art Gallery, and the raising of the Pan-African flag. President & Vice-Chancellor Dr. Mary Bluechardt welcomed attendees…
Posted: 30 January 2020
Another successful Caritas Day is in the books! A big thanks to all members of the MSVU community who took part, in ways big and small. The Advancement team led a thank-a-thon, during with members…
Posted: 29 January 2020
To the MSVU community: I am writing further to the current outbreak of Novel Coronavirus in Wuhan, China. I want to assure members of the MSVU community that University leadership is closely monitoring the situation.…
Posted: 27 January 2020
What’s available to the community and has 6,000 options? The MSVU Canadian Children’s Book Collection! Family Literacy Day is a national awareness initiative held every year on January 27. The purpose of the day is…
Posted: 24 January 2020
Celebrate a tradition of giving Every year, on the last Wednesday of January (January 29 this year), the MSVU community celebrates Caritas Day. Caritas is Latin for “charity” and Caritas Day is a day set…
Posted: 20 January 2020
Making it easier for MSVU students to access support Stacey MacKinnon is passionate about helping university students navigate their Nova Scotia student loans. As a Financial Aid Counsellor with Nova Scotia Student Assistance (NSSA), Stacey…