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Posted: 18 December 2012
Annerose Wang’anga’a ready to confront barriers to accessible education in Kenya Annerose Wang’ang’a says it’s the small things in Halifax that strike her most — accessible buses, extra wide doors, paved sidewalks with properly-cut curbs.…
Posted: 18 December 2012
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Posted: 17 December 2012
On Sunday, March 6, the Mount will celebrate the 25th Anniversary of its Nancy’s Chair in Women’s Studies. The event, hosted by Dr. Ramona Lumpkin, President and Vice Chancellor of the Mount, is also part…
Posted: 12 December 2012
Cuddles from Oscar proving popular at the Mount Last year, the Mount’s Counselling Services staff welcomed a new member to their team – Oscar, a 3-year-old Shi Tzu therapy dog certified through St. John’s Ambulance.…
Posted: 11 December 2012
Ashley Jane Chow traveled from Kuala Lumpur to find a new home at the Mount There’s that famous saying that says it’s the journey, not the destination. Ashley-Jane Chow might argue that it’s both. Ashley-Jane…
Posted: 10 December 2012
S. Donna Geernaert and Sisters of Charity recognized for contributions At a special ceremony on December 8, the Mount’s Chancellor, Sister Donna Geernaert, was presented with the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal on behalf…
Posted: 6 December 2012
Student shares advice at Mount’s Diversity Dialogue In Russia, Anastasia Knyazeva knew she wanted to find an academic program that would provide her with the chance to be creative and interact with many different kinds…
Posted: 30 November 2012
Shifting the Tides on Outdoor Play aims to improve health outcomes for youth Halifax, NS – Researchers, community partners, and health promotion experts gathered at the Mount on Thursday for a one-day symposium aimed at…
Posted: 26 November 2012
An interest in gerontology led to hands-on research In her late teens and early 20s, Thea Brown spent a lot of time volunteering with organizations such as Meals on Wheels and adult day programs, projects…
Posted: 21 November 2012
Big opinions led to the new Bluenose Bias webcast Mount students Joshua Robin Young and Sean Joudry have created a webcast called the Bluenose Bias, and the show holds true to its namesake. The Bias…