Across the MSVU community, researchers are engaged in efforts related to the advancement of women and girls. As the world marks International Women’s Day (March 8), we are pleased to spotlight some of these faculty.…
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The 11th annual AMI Girls Conference, usually hosted in person at Mount Saint Vincent University, has gone virtual again this year. Today, March 4, 2022, more than 500 girls (a record number) ages 12 to…
The MSVU Business & Tourism Department’s (virtual) Fireside Chat series will feature a conversation with Nova Scotia Premier The Honourable Tim Houston at 7 p.m. (AT) on Tuesday, March 8, 2022. The event will be…
On behalf of the Mount Saint Vincent University community, I write to express my deep concern regarding the events unfolding in Ukraine. We condemn in the strongest terms the Russian government’s unprovoked assault on democracy.…
On the occasion of International Women’s Day 2022, a panel of sex and pleasure educators will join in an open conversation about the topic of sexual empowerment, in particular dating, hook-up culture and COVID-19. The…
The Nova Scotia Department of Education and Early Childhood Development has announced 25 Mount Saint Vincent University student recipients of a new Excellence in Early Childhood Education Bursary. The bursaries are designed to help reduce…
It was May 2020 when Noémie Bergeron-Germain knew she needed to do something to push back against the racial injustice and intolerance she had experienced and observed for most of her life. “The murder of…
A term coined by scholar Dr. Grace Dillon, Indigenous Futurism is a movement that spans Indigenous science fiction, futurism, speculative fiction, and slipstream, primarily through art, literature and other media. [What is Indigenous Futurism? Listen…
The MSVU Business & Tourism Department’s (virtual) Fireside Chat series will feature Nick Beynon, CEO of Chartered Professionals in Human Resources of Nova Scotia (CPHRNS), for a conversation about the future of work and trends…
Mount Saint Vincent University researcher Dr. Jennifer Khoury has received $99,984.02 from Research Nova Scotia’s New Health Investigator Grant program for her new study titled “Understanding the impact of maternal childhood maltreatment on perinatal biological, psychological and health risk.”…