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Indigenization discussion at NU
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Elephants, fish, birds and water – exciting internships on offer in Biology
My NipissingBiology and ChemistryNipissing is famous for going the extra mile for students to ensure their experience at university is as rewarding and satisfying as it is valuable. For students studying in the department of biology and chemistry, that dedication is clearly illustrated in the opportunities offered through internship courses. -
NU opening doors to new students
My NipissingThe word is out that Nipissing is a university of choice and a leading institution in student life, residences, student services, safety and student satisfaction. -
Even more great resources to improve cyber security
My NipissingThe growing proliferation of content, images, and social spaces online means that it's easy to, knowingly or unknowingly, misuse or abuse the digital space and those in it. Instilling the three pillars of respect - respect property, privacy and people's feelings - is the focus of this final week. -
Students lead campus cleanup
My NipissingEnglish DepartmentThe pristine natural environment that exists at Nipissing is a defining feature of the campus, and a draw for many students. It’s no surprise that students take pride in having a beautiful campus. Students in a fourth-year English course are making a distinct contribution to campus aesthetics and pride by organizing a campus cleanup on Friday, November 3, and you can help. -
New book by Dr. Maynes and Dr. Hatt
Faculty PublicationCongratulations to Dr. Nancy Maynes, associate professor in the Schulich School of Education, and Dr. Blaine E. Hatt, associate professor in the Schulich School of Education, on the publication of the new book they co-edited, The Paths We Chose: Stories from Accredited Teachers About their Professional and Personal Paths After Certification.
One Student’s Purrfect Path to Graduation
At Nipissing University, students often talk about finding their place. For Breanna Mills, a History student graduating this spring, that sense of belonging came from community, hands-on experience, and a small but constant presence by her side in the form of a feline. Her name is April, an orange tabby cat with a keen sense of awareness. April isn’t just a companion to Mills; she’s a trained service animal who has been part of nearly every step of her university journey.
