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Remembrance Day poppies have become more environmentally friendly this year, and they are also giving Canadians the opportunity to learn more about the veterans who fought for their country.
This year, in collaboration with MtA Spiritual Care, the Mount Allison community is invited to engage with this important holiday in various ways that honour and respect long-held traditions (dating back to 1919) and reflect on more recent global conflicts.
Mount Allison University has welcomed another Loran Scholar to campus this Fall — Anna Irwin of Clyde River, NU and Orillia, ON. Irwin is a first-year Environmental Studies student with a passion for education and the outdoors.
Dr. Karl Hele, Indigenous Studies and Canadian Studies professor at Mount Allison University is the co-recipient of a national award from the Canadian History of Education Association/Association Canadienne d’histoire de l’education for a recent publication.
Following an extensive review, Mount Allison University released updated procedures around sexualized violence as well as a policy draft this Fall.