Acadia appoints new volleyball coach
Michelle Wood will join Acadia's athletics staff as head coach of the women's volleyball team.
Alumni Gala attracts record crowd
A record crowd is expected Saturday, April 21 for the Acadia Alumni Gala to support Acadia students and honour alumni.
Acadia researcher assists national drug safety study
Acadia's Dr. Ying Zhang is part of a national research team exploring ways to improve drug safety in Canada.
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Hockey's Clark introduced as BLG nominee
Acadia's Andrew Clark is nominated for one of the most prestigious awards to honour Canadian university athletes.
New life for an academic oldie
Acadia transformed Patterson Hall to its original charm via the Knowledge Infrastructure Program. Industry Canada report.
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Acadia Names Rod Morrison New Vice-President of Advancement
Acadia University President and Vice-Chancellor Ray Ivany announced today that Dr. Rod Morrison has been appointed the University’s new Vice President Advancement. Dr. Morrison’s appointment is effective July 1, 2012.
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The true cost of breastfeeding - this milk isn't free
Acadia sociologist Dr. Phyllis Rippeyoung explores the true cost of breastfeeding. The New York Times report.
Acadia student aims at Petite title
Acadia student Victoria Weir will take part in the Miss Canada Petite Globe pageant this summer. NovaNewsNow.com report.
Burned out at work? Tune in for a tune up!
Acadia researcher Dr. Michael Leiter will be on CBC Maritime Noon today sharing research and tips on workplace burnout.
Student wins Economics Policy Competition
Acadia economics student Robyn Zajac has won the 2012 Atlantic Association of Applied Economics Student Prize.