Robotics competition tackles local community biomedical needs
300 middle and high school students descend on Acadia's campus January 29 for province-wide robotics competition.
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President Ivany Appointed to Advisory Council
Premier Darrell Dexter appoints Acadia President Ray Ivany to the Order of Nova Scotia Advisory Council.
Research with Impact
Acadia researchers explore the end of the Ice Age using clues on the Earth's surface. Watch the story by CBC TV.
Preparing for the Real World
Watch AcadiaTV to learn how recent business grad, Leslie Lewis, made her way to Toronto to tackle the investment world.
December Storm Pushes January Start Date at Acadia
Acadia moves the first day of winter classes to January 12, so students can write exams postponed due to power outages.
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Polar Bears "Keep it Cool" at Acadia
Acadia University is implementing an energy management program over the holidays. Watch "Keep it Cool" on AcadiaTV.
Wednesday Morning Exams Postponed
Acadia students are advised that exams scheduled for Wednesday morning, December 15, will be written in January. Afternoon and evening exams will proceed as scheduled.
Campus Closed Today, December 14
Acadia campus is closed and exams scheduled for today, December 14, will be rescheduled for January due to power outages.
Harrison McCain Foundation Awards $1 Million to Acadia
Harrison McCain $1-million award program will encourage innovation in teaching and research, and fund academic exchanges.
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Acadia kicks off Computer Science Education Week
Girls tackle dancing robots in Saturday workshop at Acadia as part of National Computer Science Week.
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