Walk aims to take back the night
Student Colin Archer has two sisters and it’s important to him that sexism and violence toward women stop. NovaNewsNow.com report
Robots teach NS students about science
Nova Scotia is expanding Acadia's program that uses Lego and robots to teach children about math and science. CBC report.
Acadia names new Executive Director of Philanthropy
Nancy Handrigan (’92), will join Acadia University’s Advancement Department as Executive Director, Philanthropy in January 2013.
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Lots to be proud of at Acadia Athletics: Dickie
Athletics Director Kevin Dickie says Acadia Athletics is seeing unprecedented success. NovaNewsNow.com report.
Industry and Community Partnership Event
November 16 marks Industry and Community Partnership Day. Join Acadia researchers and explore partnerships in a variety of sectors.
Researchers on trail of sturgeon
An Acadia research team is unlocking some of the mysteries surrounding the Atlantic sturgeon. Chronicle Herald report.
Football Axemen win second AUS title in a row
The Axemen will play in the 2012 Uteck Bowl after defeating the Saint Mary's Huskies 17-9 in the Loney Bowl on Saturday.
Fairfax wins CIS Community Service Award
Alana Fairfax wins CIS community service award in Victoria. This marks back-to-back honours for Acadia's women soccer.
Alumna named top 40 Under 40
Acadia alumna Kaysi Fagan (’05), is one of Avenue Calgary Magazine’s Top 40 Under 40.
Acadia retains strong showing in Maclean’s university rankings
Acadia is named one of the top undergraduate schools in Canada by Maclean's in its annual rankings issue.
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