Campus resources we're crushing on

We rounded up some campus resources we’ve been looking at with heart eyes lately! Think of this as your campus dating profile, but instead of swiping right, you’ll be discovering resources that will always have your back.

The SHRC is presenting 7 days of fabulous programming to promote destigmatized conversations around sexual health on campus.

First-year math and stats student hit the slopes, then the podium, at the FISU Winter World University Games, bringing home both a silver and a bronze in snowboarding.

Students in Dr. Laura Robinson's "Adapting Anne of Green Gables" class got outside their comfort zones by taking their work public! Read all about the one-of-a-kind experience students are getting at Acadia that's setting them up for future success.

The Acadia University Singers perform at the base of the Vimy Ridge memorial.

Acadia students are keeping the memories of Nova Scotian World War I soldiers alive in a unique way. In the spring of 2024, members of the Acadia University Singers embarked on an incredible choir tour across France and Belgium. Participating in WWI-oriented research projects, the choir offered concerts, visited the gravesites of Acadia’s WWI soldiers, and—literally—sang in Flanders Fields.

Throughout their university journeys, Acadia students often develop strong connections with staff and faculty. Five members of the Class of 2024 shared their gratitude through video thank-you letters, and we had the joy of surprising and filmed the responses of those lucky recipients.

The 2024 winners of the prestigious Frank H Sobey Awards were recently announced, and for the first time in the award’s history, Acadia has emerged with two recipients: Alex Dulay and Cole Sanford.

The 53rd Annual Juno Awards are taking place in Halifax on March 24th, and among the impressive musical talents set to perform is an artist who made a lasting impression with Acadia’s community in November.

DPAA France Mission 2023 crew (students and staff) posing with DPAA flag.

In the summer of 2023, eight students – six from Saint Mary’s University (SMU) and two from Acadia – travelled to France with the goal of recovering the remains of a missing American World War II aircrewman.

With no topic off-limits, Acadia’s Health Promotion team set up interactive info booths in the Beveridge Arts Centre (BAC) and Student Union Building (SUB) throughout the week to address different themes relating to drug and alcohol use. The organizers, which included co-op students from Acadia’s psychology and kinesiology department, made smart use of treats and trivia to engage the community.

U SPORTS named the country's eight best and brightest university student-athletes on Wednesday night, unveiling the student-athletes selected as Top 8 Academic All-Canadians for the 2022-23 season. Acadia's Haley McDonald was honoured for her exceptional academic achievements while being an impressive player for the Axewomen basketball team.

Acadia University is set to begin the 2023-2024 academic year under the leadership of Dr. Jeff Hennessy, who will serve as the institution's 17th President and Vice-Chancellor. An exceptional array of welcome and orientation events awaits students, designed to foster personal and academic development on the Wolfville campus.

“Our students come from across Canada and around the world to experience Acadia’s excellent programs, stellar faculty, and our immersive and high-engagement educational experience,” says Hennessy who begins his term as President on September 1. “We look forward to welcoming our new students and welcoming back our returning students. Together, with the Town of Wolfville, we offer our students a unique and wonderful living and learning environment.”

Two computer science undergraduates from Acadia University have embarked on a remarkable career-building experience. James Robinson (’24) and Selina Mailman (’25) have joined a select group of student interns to undertake an 11-week game development and entrepreneurship program this summer.

Acadia University business student Kirsten Lawrence has been awarded the prestigious Frank H. Sobey Awards for Excellence in Business Studies in recognition of her exceptional qualities in entrepreneurship and innovation.

Acadia University master’s student Diane Grant is among the Top 25 finalists in the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) 2023 Storytellers Challenge.

Fourth-year psychology honours student Maura Whitman has received two East Coast Music Award nominations for her debut EP, Introspection.

Acadia University, the Acadia Students’ Union (ASU), and the Town of Wolfville are working with local RCMP to ensure students enjoy warmer weather without adverse repercussions.