This year has been an action-packed one for MSVU. From new people and programs, to celebrations of our stand-out students, faculty, staff, and MUCH more, here’s our 10 most popular news stories of 2022 (based…
Truth and Reconciliation
Enterprise Holdings has established an award for Indigenous students in their final year of study in either Mount Saint Vincent University’s Bachelor of Business Administration or Tourism and Hospitality Management programs. The Enterprise Holdings Indigenous…
Kjipuktuk/Halifax, NS – Mount Saint Vincent University and the University of King’s College are pleased to welcome Emily Pictou-Roberts as the first Resident Nsukwi’ (Auntie in Residence) serving both universities. Emily is from the Mi’kmaw…
It is with sadness that we write to share the news of the passing of Elder Jane Abram. Jane (Young) Abram, BEd, DHumL, from Millbrook First Nation, was the second youngest of 11 children born…
On the occasion of Mi’kmaq History Month and Treaty Day, MSVU shares this message from Cassandra Bruhm, Interim Indigenous Student Liaison: There are many important dates approaching on the calendar in the next couple of…
To MSVU students, faculty and staff, September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada. Established as a statutory holiday in 2021 in response to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Call-to-Action #80, “The…
Prepared By: Megan Churchill, Internship Education Program, Mount Saint Vincent University and University Relations – Communications & Marketing. Thanks (Wela’lin) to all those who attended this important event and engaged in active co-learning On June…
Federal government contributing almost $2 million to Kinu Tourism Program A new Indigenous cohort tourism education program is being established at Mount Saint Vincent University with support from the Federal government. The Kinu Tourism Program…
Dear MSVU community, We write to you today to mark the start of National Indigenous History Month, a time to recognize the rich history, culture and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples across…
By Lia Chin-Yet The NSERC Promo-Science Two-Eyed Seeing Camp Program hosted a group of mainland Mi’kmaw youth late this winter for a special day of activities rooted in water (both frozen and not) in collaboration…