As the position of Councillor was unopposed, I am both honoured and excited to be a member of the future student council. I hope to bring a thoughtful, rational, and steady perspective to this position and utilize it in working […]
Three years ago, I took a leap of faith and moved from British Columbia to attend Acadia. It was the best decision of my life. The Acadia community is supportive, ambitious, and generous. I love life at Acadia, but it […]
After a long and contentious election campaign, Acadia student Oliver Jacob has been elected as a Councillor in the Township of McNab/Braeside for the upcoming term (2018-2022) alongside Councillors Heather Lang and Scott Brum, Deputy Mayor Brian Armsden and Mayor […]
New year same Councillor! My name is Alyssa Hall, I am currently a councillor for the Acadia Students’ Union and I am beyond excited to be running again to continue with this position next year! Next year will be the […]
My name is Chris Vanderburgh and I’m a fourth year politics major seeking the position of councillor on the Acadia Students’ Union next year. My overarching goal for my position next year will be to better inform the student body […]
Hello, My name is Dana Lawless, I am a 2nd year Music student here at Acadia University and I am currently the President of Seminary House. Once I got a taste for working in leadership roles, I wanted to move […]
Life is full of many stories. Stories which have shaped and molded us into the people we are. Stories we want heard and stories which will never be heard. I have had many interesting and unique experiences here at Acadia […]
My name is Sebastian Farkas and I am running for Councillor in the 2018 ASU general election. I was born and raised in the beautiful city of Calgary Alberta. I am a second-year political science student. I came to Acadia […]
I am Amar, a 3rd year accounting major from Halifax, Nova Scotia. During my 3 years at Acadia, I have been involved with the Acadia Business Society, Dennis House Council, and am currently a Teaching Assistant. I chose Acadia, because […]