by Turner, Sherri
Acadia University researchers have published a new study in the journal Atlantic Geology that suggests the crater, known as Bloody Creek, located near Bridgtown, N.S. may be one of the rarest crater finds in the world. CBC report.
by Sgambati, Fred
Acadia University professor and geologist Dr. Sandra Barr is certainly a rock star whose new field guide tells a compelling tale of Nova Scotia’s geological past.
by Sgambati, Fred
Retired Acadia professor Michael Bawtree’s recently published memoir, As Far As I Remember, is described as hilarious, wistful and perfectly written. chronicleherald.ca report
by Patstone, Nathan
Mike Chiasson ('11) takes his passion for hockey to the Pittsburgh Penguins. #ProudConfidentTogether
by Patstone, Nathan
Varsity Athletics offers a big experience for student-athletes and fans. #goAcadiago
by Patstone, Nathan
Sociology students challenge the definitions and misconceptions of consent. #kNOwMore
by Patstone, Nathan
S.M.I.L.E. program develops leadership skills that feel good and helps local children. #SMILE
by Patstone, Nathan
Innovative online platform lets business students learn directly from the world's top leaders. #CaseNet
by Sgambati, Fred
Nova Scotia is advancing its leadership position in the tidal industry with two new international research grants, one of which includes Acadia University.
by Sgambati, Fred
New research by #AcadiaU’s Dr. Anthony Tong hopes to stop chemicals in our bodies from going into our water.
