On November 16, ATLIS hosted Mt. A alumnus Nigel Martin, former editor-in-chief at the Argosy, author, and activist to give a lecture on Zoom about the path of becoming an activist and creating change. Martin has held many roles in his 40 years of activism including the executive director of the Canadian council for international […]
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On October 20, Wendy Witczak began her role as interlibrary loan coordinator for Mt. A. The interlibrary loan coordinator locates and arranges for copies and loans of library materials not available at Mt. A for our users’ research. The loan system also shares our collection to other libraries. “I find most of the people to […]
The New Brunswick division of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE-NB) is looking for renewed interest in the unionization of student employees at Mount Allison. Dr. Geoff Martin, is leading the search for renewed student interest as the on-site CUPE contact, to revive the unionization campaign for student employees in the hopes of creating […]
How Students are Choosing to Celebrate Thanksgiving during the Pandemic With the presence of COVID-19 as well as a surge of new cases in Zones 1 and 5, students are celebrating Thanksgiving this year in new ways. Instead of gathering with friends and family, Mount Allison recommended that students stay on campus and partake […]
Get to know your new representatives The Argosy and CHMA have collaborated on a questionnaire in order to help students get to know the new representatives for the Students’ Administrative Council (2020-21). Out of ten candidates, six were chosen to fill the positions of two Councilors-At-Large, First Year Councilor, as well as International Student, Ethnic […]
Alumna Dr. Stewart speaks about her research on early detection for lung cancer On Wednesday 23, Mount Allison Alumna Dr. Erin Stewart was part of the speaker series hosted by the Chemistry and Biochemistry Society. Through a meeting on Microsoft Teams, Dr. Stewart discussed her experience in lung cancer research, as […]
The MASU will be launching a formal complaint with Elections NB regarding alleged student voter suppression in Sackville after a number of students were turned away from polls on election day. Many students were unable or had great difficulty placing their vote on election day. Students were turned away from the polls for a variety […]