A Caribbean connection Kandi-Lee Crooks-Smith and her family moved from Jamaica to Canada two years ago so she could come to Mount Saint Vincent University and pursue a Master of Arts degree in Education, Studies…
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Turning experiences into opportunities Valedictorian Alison Bryan (BPR ’19) believes in turning every experience into an opportunity, and has successfully applied that philosophy to her time at Mount Saint Vincent University. From the time she…
Book launch takes place during MSVU Students’ Union’s second annual Consent Week Dr. KelleyAnne Malinen of the Sociology and Anthropology Department at Mount Saint Vincent University will launch her new book titled,Dis/Content: Perspectives on Sexual…
Is the “turkey coma” real? (And a little nutrition advice) Those feelings of post-turkey dinner drowsiness are all too familiar. The turkey, stuffing, potatoes, and carrots, coupled with the delicious desserts of the fall season…
2019-2020 Board of Governors Fall is a time of new beginnings not just for students, faculty and staff at Mount Saint Vincent University, but also for the University’s Board of Governors. MSVU’s Board of Governors…
Mount Saint Vincent University will recognize the achievements of several hundred students during fall convocation ceremonies on November 3, 2019. Graduates will be joined by Lou Massa, PhD and Louise Bradley, C.M., who will be…
International Day of the Girl Celebration at MSVU The Alexa McDonough Institute for Women, Gender and Social Justice (AMI) at Mount Saint Vincent University is set to host its third annual celebration of the UN…
MSVU President’s Visiting Lecture Series to host Dr. Stephen Brookfield Mount Saint Vincent University and the Delmore “Buddy” Daye Learning Institute are pleased to host Dr. Stephen Brookfield, award winning expert on adult education and…
This year marks a major milestone for a proud MSVU alumna. On the occasion of her 65th anniversary since graduation, we are pleased to recognize Johanne (Zwicker) McKee’s (BScHE ’54) inspiring connection to her alma…
Today (October 2) is National Custodial Worker’s Recognition Day. To mark the day, we are pleased to feature some of MSVU’s outstanding custodial staff. These people work hard each day to help keep our campus…