A new program organized by the Psychology Society hopes to foster connection between first, second, and upper-year students For psychology students interested in meeting other psychology students, learning more about the program, and sharing with and learning from others, Mount Allison’s Psychology Society has introduced a new peer mentorship program: Making Connections. The program will […]
Mira Donaldson
On September 21, 2020, Mount Allison announced a number of new academic programs available to students starting this year. Many of these programs are interdisciplinary, engaging multiple perspectives from diverse fields on a single topic. Students can now pursue a BA in Women’s and Gender Studies (WGST). “Mount Allison offers an exciting variety of courses […]
Some students are concerned about mental health implications of no reading weeks On September 16, 2020, the university announced changes to the winter calendar, including moving the start date to January 18, 2021 and replacing the February reading week with a two-day break that includes the Family Day statutory holiday. The winter break was also […]
Shine Day 2020 looked a little different from previous years, but the annual event still drew in a lot of volunteers, excitement, and smiles. Emma Jacobson, fourth year international relations honours student and 2020 MASU Shine Chair, said, “We were so excited to be able to have the majority of the day in-person with all […]