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The Wasa Royals have announced the re-signing of wide receiver/kick returner Alpha Jalloh for the 2023 Finnish Maple League season. Jalloh helped the Royals win the Spaghetti Bowl (DI Championship) and now looks to lead the team into their return to the Maple League after a short absence. The versatile Jalloh is a difference maker and in […]

The Limburg Shotguns continue to bolster an improving roster with the surprise signing of veteran quarterback Jabari Harris for the 2023 season. The 30-year-old Jackson, Mississippi native has been a high-profile fixture in Finnish American football and one of the most successful quarterbacks in Finland’s Maple League since arriving to play for the Helsinki 69ers […]

Due to rapid growth in multiple areas — including shared academic courses, supporting student leadership, leading a virtual teaching and learning centre, decolonizing education abroad, and attracting over $1 million of external funding — the Maple League is moving into a new phase of working together.

Four international field schools will be available to Mount Allison University students next spring. Through the federally funded Global Skills Opportunity program, the University will be holding field schools in Belize, the Galapagos Islands, Japan, and Netherlands, available to students in a variety of disciplines.   


Mount Allison University received first place standing in the undergraduate category of the 2023 Maclean’s University Rankings, published today, Thursday, Oct. 6, 2022. 

The Junior Forest League is an environmental education course for children ages 6-12. The league meets on Saturday mornings at Wesselman Woods in Evansville.

Toni Roberts is the new Purdy Crawford Teaching Centre director at Mount Allison University. Roberts, who has worked at Mount Allison for 18 years, took on the new role on September 1. 

Some universities in Nova Scotia have chosen not to close their on-campus accommodations while others have closed but have chosen to make exceptions for international students.

SACKVILLE, NB — The Maple League of Universities, of which Mount Allison is a founding member, has received a $800,000 Global Skills Opportunity Grant to develop and launch a program for Indigenous students to participate in an international experience together. The program is called Nation to Nation: Building Indigenous Knowledge Across International Borders.