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 […]
Month: November 2016
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 […]
Tip Your Server
I am one of many students here at Acadia University that also dedicates a handful of hours a week with a part-time job. I currently […]
Flu Season is Back: Remember to Bundle Up!
The leaves are changing colour and there’s a chill in the air, both signs of fall being in full-swing and the dreadful arrival of everybody’s […]
Student Mental Health: Know Your Mind
When a close friend of mine revealed to his parents that he was considering the idea of dropping out of university, he told them that […]
Soccer Hero: Acadia Hosts Women’s Soccer Championship
It isn’t very often that the CIS Women’s Soccer Championship makes its way to Wolfville. Acadia was host to the event in its second year […]
Fall Back: Daylight Saving Time Ends and the Winter Blues Begin
While I was growing up, my mom always had a speech prepared dictating what was and what was not good for my health. Too much […]
U Sports Priorities Need Rebranding
When Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) indicated there would be a huge announcement at a press conference, many wondered what it could be. Maybe it involved […]
The Statue’s Song
Let me tell you about the saddest song in the world. I have heard many songs in my time, from opera houses to cheap taverns. […]
Sleep Never Comes Easy
Sleep never comes easy. I don’t know if the headache is physical or emotional in nature. My thoughts cause more problems than they solve. I […]