Dr. Michael Stokesbury, Acadia University's newest Canada Research Chair, researches how to balance coastal resource development while protecting fish stocks.
Biology faculty, alumni, and students from Acadia University will gather with community members November 5-7 to reflect on the 100-year history of the Department of Biology and the E.C. Smith Herbarium.
Acadia University’s Phil Taylor and his graduate student, Brad Woodworth, are deploying tiny transmitters on small songbirds in southwestern Nova Scotia.
Two students in Acadia University's Jodrey School of Computer Science have developed and launched a mobile "app" for use on Apple Computer's iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. Congrats to fourth-year students Ryan Wooden of Canaan, NS and Alex Sanford of North Alton, NS.
A study conducted by Acadia psychologists finds that insecurity and anxiety about a relationship may not only generate heart ache, but also heart attacks.
Geologist Dr. Sandra Barr serves as a flag bearer for the Opening Ceremony of the IAAF World Junior Track and Field Championships in Moncton, New Brunswick
At its Annual Meeting in Quebec City in June, the Statistical Society of Canada awarded its 2010 Distinguished Service Award to Dr. Paul Cabilio, Professor Emeritus in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics.
On the 10th Anniversary of the Walkerton tragedy, an Acadia Chemisty has created an innovative system that could help prevent similar drinking-water contamination.
In an increasingly competitive and challenging research funding environment in Canada, it is a pleasure to acknowledge and celebrate colleagues who have been successful in grant applications.
Acadia University will help Nova Scotians learn more about unique species and their habitats through three projects funded by the Province's Habitat Conservation Fund.
Jenny Dea ('09) will be heading to Africa as one of six sports interns selected to be part of the Commonwealth Games Canada's groundbreaking Capacity Support Program
