Photo by Jefferson Santos via Unsplash Have you ever spent time in the Garden Room of the Irving Centre for a few hours of studying? A gorgeous room with floor to ceiling windows, high ceilings, soft, comfy couches – what […]
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Vincent Wing-Sum Leung, 87, of North Grand Pré passed away on Monday, January 15, 2024 in the Valley Regional Hospital Kentville, surrounded by his loving family. He is survived by his wife, Jean (Moore) Leung; three daughters, Janesse Leung, North […]
Wyatt walked through the trail behind the castle. Wind blowing through his blond hair. Being alone he could forget about his prince duties. “It was stupid,” he thought “not being allowed to go out alone.’ That never stopped him, however, […]
What is Enactus’ main mission at Acadia? The main mission of Enactus is to create community impact and provide opportunities for students to gain skills outside the classroom. The club provides the knowledge to create community impact and student […]
Photo by Erik Mclean via Unsplash I, 19(F), like many of you, share a peculiar fascination with Reddit stories. These narratives, characterized by their outrageous nature, permeate our YouTube, Instagram, and especially TikTok feeds. Reddit users, eager to share their […]
How does one characterize the game of football’s humanity? It could be chalked up to the brotherly chest bumps between teammates every whistle. That observation would hardly cause a rift. Understood by the sidelines, beyond the stands and through neighborhood […]
Prologue – Kiss of Death Here I am – gritting teeth as I climb the Trans-Canada Highway snaking through the high Rockies. With growling transfer trucks creating wind tunnels that ominously draw me into their 18 blade-like wheels, I […]
Maud Lewis in front of her house, 1961. Photo by Cora Greenaway. Courtesy of the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia. Her story begins on March 7th, 1901. Born in the Yarmouth hospital, Maud Lewis grew up in south Ohio. […]
Photo by Markus Spiske via unsplash Former President Donald Trump has been speedily taken off ballots ahead of the 2024 election. Maine and Colorado have both decided to remove Donald Trump from their ballots. Some see this as an anti-democratic […]
Photo by Clem Onojeghuo via Unsplash Acadia students will be delighted to hear that the Wolfville Vintage Market is returning on January 13th. The market will be held at Acadia’s Student Union Building from 11 am-6 pm with free […]
Photo by Mathias Arlund via Unsplash From the moment their eyes lock on the gleaming curves of a powerful machine, people are captivated by cars. The allure of the open road, the exhilaration of speed, and the intricate engineering hidden […]
Photo by Venti Views via Unsplash The Maritime provinces, geologically, rub shoulders with the American Atlantic states. Our close connection can open opportunities to learn from each other. Vermont is just past Maine, and unlike the Maritimes, does not border […]
Photo by Danielle Dulay ASU has just opened their 2023 Fall By-Election. The ASU provides a wonderful way for students to be involved in the decision-making process at Acadia. The ASU is divided between Executive roles, Senators, and Representatives. The […]
I write poems, not pickup lines, And my love is not for the taking. When I watched you at the bar, I didn’t see any stars. I only see a human, With an interesting soul. I write poems, not […]