Acadia University - Pre-2024 News Archive

2015-03-18 05:48

ADVISORY: Acadia delays campus opening Wednesday, March 18

Please be advised that Acadia University will delay opening until 11:30 a.m. today, Wednesday, March 18. Classes scheduled to begin at or after 11:30 a.m. will occur as per usual. Students, faculty, and staff are not expected to come to campus until it reopens. Only employees deemed essential are required to report to work. Residence buildings and Wheelock Dining Hall will be operational.

2015-03-12 16:32

kNOw More campaign focuses on issue of consent

Senior sociology researchers at Acadia University are recruiting a cross-section of their peers, professors and administration. The eight-member class wants 160 individuals, including male and female varsity athletes as well as president Ray Ivany, to stand up for a photo about informed consent.

2015-03-10 08:58

Acadia celebrates cultural diversity on campus

It was a showcase of diversity and a feast for the senses during a recent cultural celebration at Acadia University’s Sheldon L. Fountain Commons. novanewsnow.com report

2015-03-06 08:43

Vaccination clinic on campus March 6

Acadia students are reminded that Public Health has added one more meningitis vaccination clinic for those who were unable to attend the sessions held in February. This additional clinic will take place today, Friday, March 6, from 12-3 p.m. in Fountain Commons.

2015-03-05 14:22

ACADIATV FEATURE: Accessibility and Education

Acadia University understands and embraces the important relationship between accessibility and education, now playing on AcadiaTV.

2015-02-25 08:38

Acadia student nabs silver at Canada Games

Third-year kinesiology student and snowboarder Maddie Radvanyi has nabbed a silver medal at the Canada Games in Prince George, B.C.

2015-02-20 15:17

Vaccination clinics continue Wednesday, February 25

Acadia University students are reminded that Public Health meningitis vaccination clinics continue today, Wednesday, February 25 in Fountain Commons, 12-8 p.m. Please bring your student ID and health card. For more information, visit our meningitis information website.

2015-02-12 22:44 by Grovestine, Vincent

Public Health Announces Vaccination Program

Dr. Robert Strang, Nova Scotia’s Chief Public Health Officer, has today informed Acadia that the second case of meningitis was serogroup B. Public Health will now provide meningococcal vaccine to all Acadia students during the next two weeks.

2015-02-11 13:23

Acadia Student Recovering in Hospital

Dr. Robert Strang, Nova Scotia’s Chief Public Health Officer has advised Acadia that a second student has been diagnosed with meningitis and is recovering in hospital.

2015-02-10 08:17

Acadia administration and faculty reach tentative agreement

Negotiating teams for the administration and faculty association returned to the bargaining table on Monday, February 9 and reached a tentative agreement.