Performing Arts Series Announced for 2014
Delight your senses. The Acadia Performing Arts Series has announced an exciting lineup for the 2014-2015 season. Preview the series and order your tickets today!
Thriving in unlikely places
Acadia University researcher Dr. Sherri McFarland understands plants, especially the tough ones that pop up in unlikely places and make themselves at home.
Acadia hockey’s Liam Heelis named national MVP
Liam Heelis has earned top university hockey honours. The third-year winger and Axemen captain was named 2014 winner of the Senator Joseph A. Sullivan Trophy as national MVP March 19 in Saskatoon. Kings County News Report.
Sandboxes Encourage Innovation, Entrepreneurship
Universities, the Nova Scotia Community College, and the province have come together to create four sandboxes where students, innovators and industry can develop new ideas that could become businesses. Acadia University will be part of the Nova Scotia Agriculture Sandbox. Provincial News Report.
AcadiaTV Feature: Hockey Axemen off to CIS championships
A community rally at Wolfville Elementary School gave the Acadia Hockey Axemen a great send off as they head to Saskatoon on the hunt for the University Cup. Watch AcadiaTV
New Research Infrastructure Supports Innovation in Nova Scotia
The computer screen in front of Acadia University researcher, Dr. Randy Newman, dances with peaks of red and blue lines as a test subject hooked to a computer in a nearby room listens to a list of rhyming words. NSRIT Report
Axemen win AUS hockey championship
The Acadia Axemen claimed the AUS men's hockey championship March 10 with a 3-1 win over St. Mary's Huskies in Halifax. Chronicle-Herald report
Tully girls enjoy centennial celebration
Approximately 55 Acadia alumni and students gathered to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Whitman House (Tully) and enjoy the annual Tully Tea on Sunday, March 2nd, 2014.
Ivany greets Acadia alumni in Hong Kong
Acadia alumni turned out to welcome President Ray Ivany on his first visit to Hong Kong at a festive dinner in Causeway Bay, HK.
AcadiaTV feature: Arctic research at Acadia
February 27 marks International Polar Bear Day. Learn more about arctic research at Acadia University by watching this video feature on the work of Dr. Nelson O'Driscoll and student Erin Mann.