[Image description: The Every Child Matters Flag on top of the Seton Academic Centre. To the right, the text, “Marking the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation” is on an orange background.] Kwe’ MSVU community, Observed…
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During fall convocation ceremonies to be held October 18, 2026, Mount Saint Vincent University will recognize the achievements of several hundred students and bestow an honorary degree on Jane Bertrand. About Jane Bertrand, ECE Diploma, MEd, Hon…
Six MSVU faculty have been awarded a combined $829,961 from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC). From helping children learn to read and supporting newcomers to Canada, to improving health knowledge and advancing…
Today marks a major milestone at MSVU as we welcome the inaugural class of our new Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) program in School and Child Clinical Psychology. With funding from the NS Department of Advanced…
To the MSVU community, I am excited to share that Cathy Martin, CM, has joined the university in the capacity of Elder and Indigenous Relations Consultant. Cathy began in the role on September 1 for…
As a new academic year begins, we’re pleased to introduce our new Board of Governors members at Mount Saint Vincent University. New members Jennifer Best-White Jennifer Best-White is the Vice-President of Finance at the Micco Group of…
To the MSVU community, I am pleased to share that the MSVU Board of Governors has voted in favour of re-appointing Dr. Joël Dickinson for a second five-year term as MSVU’s President and Vice-Chancellor. Re-appointment…
To the MSVU community, The slate is clean. The opportunities are fresh. And crisp notebooks and pens are waiting to be put to use (shopping for stationery supplies was always one of my favourite September…
Founded in 2020 by Melissa and Shandra MacMaster during the COVID-19 pandemic, Food For Thought Software Solutions was created to ensure vulnerable children across Canada had access to nutritious food. The company initially focused on…
To the MSVU community, This Saturday, August 1 is Emancipation Day. “Emancipation Day is the day that The Slavery Abolition Act became law in the British Empire (including Canada) and ended the practice of slavery…