A message from Ramona Lumpkin, CM, PhD, Interim President and Vice-Chancellor, Mount Saint Vincent University First, a sincere thank you for your support of MSVU’s vaccine requirement, as announced last week. The response has been…
Justin Creamer
With the first day of school just around the corner, and COVID-19 still a reality, students of all ages are gearing up for a not-quite-normal return to the classroom. COVID-19 aside, back-to-school season is already…
Mount Saint Vincent University biology professor Dr. Tamara Franz-Odendaal has been named the recipient of a Legacy Research Award from the Lung Association of Nova Scotia. The award, which carries a value of $25,000, will…
Dr. Phillip Joy, Assistant Professor in the Department of Applied Human Nutrition, received $65,628.00 to advance their research from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) in the 2021 Insight Development Grants (IDG) competition.…
A special workshop took place at Pictou Landing First Nation School this winter, immersing students in the world of petroglyphs (images traditionally carved in stone). A new video produced by Dr. Shane Theunissen, Assistant Professor…
Dear MSVU students, faculty and staff, I write to you today to mark the first Emancipation Day in Nova Scotia. Earlier this year, the NS Legislature and Canadian House of Commons passed bills to annually recognize…
By Olivia Banks, MSVU Public Relations student With the steamy days of summer upon us, many are looking for ways to cool down. What are the best foods and drinks to consume during a heatwave?…
Mount Saint Vincent University today announced that it will name its Centre for Applied Research in recognition of Dr. Sheila A. Brown. Dr. Brown served as MSVU President from 1996 to 2006; July 1, 2021…
On the occasion of National Indigenous Peoples Day, MSVU shares this message from Alyssa McIntyre, Aboriginal Student Centre Coordinator: The month of June is National Indigenous History Month, with June 21 marking National Indigenous Peoples…
The MSVU *2SLGBTQIA+ (Pride Advocacy) Committee, which is comprised of faculty, staff and students, was struck in early 2019. Reporting to the Associate Vice-President of Student Experience, the committee is dedicated to building an inclusive…