By Rylie MoscatoOn For the past few years, there has been a push for more women in the workplace, especially in fields that … Read More “The Reality of Being a Women in the Workplace”
By Ruvimbo ChipaziOn Acadia has been my home for the past 4 years. I’ve experienced many incredible moments and many terrible ones. I … Read More “My Time at Acadia University”
By Rylie MoscatoOn My predecessor’s last message was to learn our history My first message to you as the new Editor-in- Chief is … Read More “Editor-in-Chief: My First Request”
By Colin MitchellOn I’ve thought for a long time about what I wanted to say in my final article for The Athenaeum. I’ve … Read More “Editor-in-Chief: One Last Request”
By Dr. Peter RickettsOn Dear Members of the Acadia Community, Today we mark the first day of African Heritage Month in Nova Scotia. Acadia … Read More “Recognizing African Heritage Month”
On January 17th, Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative Party rolled out a number of changes to the structure of education funding … Read More “Editorial: We Won’t Let Doug Ford Kill Student Journalism”
At 8:30AM on January 8th, the Committee of the Whole of the Town of Wolfville met to consider the development … Read More “Editorial: The Church Brewing Company is Good for Wolfville”
The Acadia Students’ Union recently released the revised bylaws to be voted upon in the next few weeks. These come … Read More “Editorial: Bylaw Revisions are Undemocratic”
Are you proud of our library? Think about that question. When you walk in through the tired doors and onto … Read More “Editorial: Our Library is Overdue”
Dear Students, I am deeply saddened to inform you that the Acadia community has lost one of our most beloved … Read More “Rev. Dr. James Perkin, 12th President of Acadia Passes Away”
