Acadia is a Player in Video Game Development
Acadia University is contributing to Nova Scotia's rich video game development industry. Watch the video from NSBI.
Acadia Celebrates International Women’s Day
Fundraising café set for March 11 to support a local women’s shelter and raise awareness of global issues.
Leaving Home to Come Home
BC student travels to Acadia to find her home away from home. Reported in The Province, Education Edition.
Wolfville Farmers' Market ready for May opening
The Wolfville Farmers' Market is ready for May opening in reonvated Acadia warehouse. Chronicle-Herald report.
Acadia Environmental Science program receives national accreditation
Acadia University's Environmental Science program receives ECO Canada accreditation.
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Acadia Launches First Call for Proposals for Harrison McCain Foundation Awards
Acadia University announces the first call for applications for up to $200,000 in scholarly awards due by March 7
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Defusing the uncivil workplace
Acadia researcher Dr. Michael Leiter shares insights into how to make work a more civil place. A Globe and Mail report.
Robots invade Wolfville
Robots and their student creators invade Acadia for a programming competition. Report and video on Nova News Now.
Workplace burnout affecting the best and brightest
Acadia's Dr. Michael Leiter reveals who is most likely to develop workplace burnout. Reported in the Globe & Mail.
Research suggests a need for new grapes
Acadia adjunct professor Sean Myles' research says new grapes are needed to keep wine flowing. Read the BBC News report.