ACADIA ALERT - Power Outage

Acadia University is currently experiencing a power outage on campus. As per Nova Scotia Power, the estimated restoration time is unknown. The campus will remain closed until power can be restored. Residence buildings and Wheelock Dining Hall will be operational. A follow up message will be communicated when power has been restored.

Please call Safety and Security at 902-585-1103 if you have any immediate concerns.

(Friday August 21, 2026 @ 12:15 pm)

Highlighted Stories

Lyme disease isn't the only concern as tick-borne illness rises in Nova Scotia

Dr. Nicoletta Faraone (Chemistry) warns that Lyme isn't the only disease to worry about when it comes to ticks. Cases of Anaplasmosis are also on the rise in Nova Scotia.

Read more …

Nutrition Column: Food to help you keep calm

Information Morning chatted with Dr. Jennifer Brady (Nutrition & Dietetics) about how your diet can worsen--or help you manage--your anxiety.

Read more …

Join Books and Backroads as it returns for its fourth season

Amanda Peters (English & Theatre) joins Books and Backroads with a reading from her debut novel, The Berry Pickers, at Sheet Harbour public library.

Read more …

The challenges and opportunities to fixing the Canso Causeway

Wildlife biologists are advocating to a change to the Canso Causeway that would allow safe passage for animals.

Read more …

See all In the News articles

In the News

Lyme disease isn't the only concern as tick-borne illness rises in Nova Scotia

Dr. Nicoletta Faraone (Chemistry) warns that Lyme isn't the only disease to worry about when it comes to ticks. Cases of Anaplasmosis are also on the rise in Nova Scotia.

Read more …

Nutrition Column: Food to help you keep calm

Information Morning chatted with Dr. Jennifer Brady (Nutrition & Dietetics) about how your diet can worsen--or help you manage--your anxiety.

Read more …

Join Books and Backroads as it returns for its fourth season

Amanda Peters (English & Theatre) joins Books and Backroads with a reading from her debut novel, The Berry Pickers, at Sheet Harbour public library.

Read more …

The challenges and opportunities to fixing the Canso Causeway

Wildlife biologists are advocating to a change to the Canso Causeway that would allow safe passage for animals.

Read more …

All Acadia News

Do you have information you want to share with the Acadia campus?

Let our communications team help! Drop your info about anything from training opportunities and service changes to notes about the accomplishments of our community and sweet little tastes of campus life into our simple form. Then we’ll do the rest.

Submit your Acadia Info

Media relations & experts

Members of the media are encouraged to reach out to us for:

  • Details and quotes from Acadia officials
  • Interview requests
  • Access to Acadia’s subject matter experts and researchers for news story development

Media Relations