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What Opportunities Will Be Forbidden to Your Children Because They Are White or Asian? - Vimarsana News

What Opportunities Will Be Forbidden to Your Children Because They Are White or Asian?

If you are a parent, you grew up in a “benighted” period when people were assessed and given opportunities on the basis of merit consisting of achievements such as grades, test scores, prizes, etc. Th...

Meet the 2023 Pierre Lassonde Artist-in-Residence Ana Rewakowicz - Vimarsana News

Meet the 2023 Pierre Lassonde Artist-in-Residence Ana Rewakowicz

The Pierre Lassonde School of Fine Arts at Mount Allison is pleased to announce that Ana Rewakowicz is the 2023 Pierre Lassonde Artist-in-Residence. The Montreal, QC-based artist was selected from nearly 60 applicants. Rewakowicz is developing a project on the Mount Allison campus over a six-month period from January to June. 

Source: mta.ca
Mount Allison alumnus named McCall MacBain Scholarship Finalist - Vimarsana News

Mount Allison alumnus named McCall MacBain Scholarship Finalist

Jonathan Ferguson (‘21) second-ever from Mount Allison to be selected as a finalist 

Source: mta.ca
Marva Sweeney-Nixon: Following in her parents' footsteps in more ways than one - Vimarsana News

Marva Sweeney-Nixon: Following in her parents' footsteps in more ways than one

Marva Sweeney-Nixon, a professor at UPEI, has been named one of P.E.I.'s Black Changemakers. The series puts the spotlight on people from Atlantic Canada's Black communities who are helping to shape the future.

Source: cbc.ca
Dalhousie Men Claim 23rd AUS Championship Title, Tiger Women Earn 21st - Vimarsana News

Dalhousie Men Claim 23rd AUS Championship Title, Tiger Women Earn 21st

The Dalhousie men put up 968 points to lead runner-up Acadia (860.5), while the women's team rolled to a dominant victory with 930.5 points.