God and Science?
According to the most recent Statistics Canada census taken in 2011, 76.1% of Canadians reported having an affiliation with a religion. This number includes those […]
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A Guide to some Common late-season Nova Scotia Mushrooms
Although known for containing some tasty edible species, the fascinating Kingdom Fungi also play crucial ecological roles in our environment. Most notable is their role […]
Biology Teaching Gong Show: A Recap
Acadia’s Biology Research Gong Show recently took place on October 23rd, where professors gave short PowerPoint presentations outlining their current research projects. Research gong shows […]
“That which has long been known”: The Role of Indigenous Communities in Science
When you travel, people often use the phrase “be like one of the locals” as advice to fully immerse yourself in a culture. This concept […]
Opening Letter from the Science Editor
Welcome to new and returning Acadia students! The school year is already in full swing and as your semesters get busy, we hope that you will […]
Acadia Researcher Finding a Way to Make Nova Scotia Roads Safer for People and Animals Alike
Those familiar with Nova Scotia’s seemingly endless stretches of highway are likely accustomed to the sight of roadkill. But now, Acadia Master’s candidate Stephanie White […]
Annual Physics Holiday Gathering
On November 28th 2016, Acadia Physics students and faculty came together for the annual Physics Holiday Gathering at the University Club. The evening of holiday […]
Girls in Technology
Hayly Thackeray watched the feature documentary with excitement. She sat in the audience at a girls-in-technology event in the Annapolis Valley. The room was full […]
Acadia Faculty and Students Attend Horton High School Academic Challenge
On Saturday, November 5th, Horton High School hosted its second Brain Wars competition to engage students with creative problem solving tasks. The event took place […]