Top 20, 20 Somethings: Meet Kiara Clory
A campus tragedy has led this third-year Acadia kinesiology major to her research work. Herald Top 20 report.
Top 20, 20 Somethings: Meet Alana Fairfax
This third-year Acadia biology major is brushing up on health care and helping her community. Herald Top 20 report.
Happy Holidays: 2012 Photo Essay
President Ray Ivany and the Acadia community send you thanks and best wishes. Enjoy this photo essay of 2012 highlights.
Acadia can make an app for that
Acadia University is working with an "entrevestor" to produce a guitar pedal iPhone application. Herald report.
Acadia athletics complex receives infrastructure support
Canada's Economic Action Plan will support five Valley projects, including upgrades to Acadia's Athletics Complex.
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Local radio personality to join Acadia staff
Local broadcaster and music producer, Len Hawley, will join Acadia’s Advancement organization in January 2013.
Keep it cool, Acadia
Celebrate the holidays with energy conservation tips from Acadia's Holiday Energy Management Program.
Acadia researcher part of global team exploring ritual response
Acadia researcher Donna Seamone joins a global team exploring ritual acts, gestures and performances in times of crisis.
Majoring in German? Oh, the places you’ll go!
Living in another country can change your life. For Acadia students majoring in German, a year in Europe is all part of the package.
Commission named to help seize opportunities
Premier Darrell Dexter has appointed Ray Ivany to lead the Nova Scotia Commission on Building our New Economy. Province of Nova Scotia media release.