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Students, administration, and members of the Antigonish community filled a Shwartz classroom on Tuesday November 29th to discuss the topic of sexualized violence both on the StFX campus and as a larger systemic problem.
Read MoreFinalists in the running to improve the community.
Read MoreOn November 21, 2017 over 500,000 college students from Ontario finally returned to school after a 5-week strike that had them out of the classroom.
Read MoreOn Monday, November 27, members of the StFX community gathered in the Riley Hall lounge for this year’s President’s Colloquium titled, “Understanding the Legalization of Cannabis: A University Community Conversation."
Read MoreThe National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence against Women in Canada is held on December 6th.
Read MorePrime Minster Trudeau announces new peacekeeping plan for Canada.
Read MoreHow the adaptive swimming program is changing perception.
Read MoreThe class of 2018's legacy is a new student bursary for refugees.
Read MoreStFX's new financial news publication that is taking the large major pieces of information that are happening within the Canadian market and boiling it down to a fairly simple and impactful resource.
Read MoreWellspring is StFX's hidden gem.
Read MoreAn interview with Nate Leipciger, a Holocaust survivor.
Read MoreLiving Learning Communities and the future of residence at StFX.
Read MoreDalhousie Student Union rep sparks a debate over who to protect when it comes to free speech
Read More“All early signs are indicating that the day was a huge success.”
Read MoreX-Project gets students involved in helping to teach community-identified skills to students in African and Mi’kmaq Nova Scotian communities.
Read MoreGenerously awarding opportunity through the Jeannine Deveau Scholarship Fund.
Read MoreGord Downie, the legendary Canadian singer, walks among the stars.
Read MoreAn interview with the latest addition to the Jazz Faculty.
Read MoreNova Scotia's response to the opioid epidemic on the East Coast.
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