Revitalization and renovations planned
Acadia University will see some changes with Athletics Complex renovations and revitalization slated for the coming months.
Acadia's Filgiano: Many memories, no regrets
Acadia's Tom Filgiano ('13) is an outstanding student, a talented athlete, and a tireless volunteer who is an inspiration to others. NovaNewsNow.ca report.
AcadiaTV Feature: Acadia Athletics Excellence
Meet Acadia University's student-athletes and the community that supports them, and learn more about Acadia's tradition of excellence.
Acadia University gets infrastructure boost
The Province of Nova Scotia has unveiled two projects that will help Acadia University become more energy efficient and reduce costs. The $3.4 million investment will bring compressed natural gas, a cleaner energy source than oil, to the university, and the other project will improve Acadia's steam distribution system. Provincial News Release.
Ivany on Acadia’s place in Canada
Acadia University President Ray Ivany challenges claims that all Canadian universities are alike. He says Acadia’s unique offerings prepare students for a complex world; a preparation that is essential for Canada's prosperity. Watch the video, courtesy of the Canadian Club of Toronto.
Exercising options in diabetes care
For people with diabetes, exercise is vital, yet many struggle to achieve the level they need. A new resource developed by Dr. Chris Shields and his colleagues has become a cornerstone of diabetes care in Canada.
Acadia Athletics celebrates 2012-13 season
Acadia's Varsity Athletics celebrated the conclusion of the 2012-13 season at the annual Fred Kelly Awards Banquet.
Researching biodiversity hotspots
Acadia researcher Dr. Mark Mallory is working on biodiversity research in "hotspots" in Nunavut.
Nova Scotia student startup gets $1.1 million investment
An Acadia computer science student, Daniel Allen, is a co-founder of LeadSift, a software that combs through social media to generate sales leads. Maclean's.ca report.
ECMA win for Acadia composer
Juno Award-winning associate professor of music, Derek Charke, adds an East Coast Music Award to his accomplishments for “Classical Composition of the Year.”