October 12, 2022 – Halifax, NS – Helping Nova Scotians with health limitations to remain in their homes and communities is a growing priority for public officials in Nova Scotia, especially given the aging of…
Community engagement
On Thursday, October 13, 2022, the annual Learners & Leaders Conference hosted by the Mount Saint Vincent University’s Department of Business and Tourism will unite students from MSVU and the Nova Scotia Community College with…
Until recently, MSVU professor emeritus Dr. Michael MacMillan taught in the university’s departments of Political and Canadian Studies. Now retired, Dr. MacMillan’s passion for teaching has taken him to a new classroom with a slightly…
Having dedicated much of her life to fostering peace, it’s fitting that Dr. Catherine Baillie Abidi will mark the annual UN International Day of Peace on Wednesday, September 21 by taking part in a panel…
MSVU student Megan Pegg is a talented needle felting artist whose work has been showcased at the university’s Art Gallery. This weekend, her work will once again be in the spotlight. Megan’s artwork is the…
A message to MSVU students, faculty and staff: I am so excited to be starting out this new academic year with all of you! September always brings back a sense of potential for me! With…
Earlier this month, the Tourism Education Alliance of the Maritimes (TEAM) hosted the seventh annual event in support of Mount Saint Vincent University’s Bachelor of Tourism and Hospitality Management program. Funds raised at the event…
Three key individuals who’ve been supporting the growth and community contributions of the Alzheimer Society of Nova Scotia are linked by a common thread of Mount Saint Vincent University (MSVU) education and experience. Meet Linda…