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In celebration of their 40th anniversary, Symphony Nova Scotia, featuring Nova Scotian superstar cellist Denise Djokic, will perform at St. Francis Xavier University, in Immaculata Auditorium, on Friday, October 20th at 7:30. Tickets are $75. Advanced tickets can be purchased from the Antigonish Performing Arts Series online by sending an e-transfer to performingarts004@gmail.com with a note...

How do we hear the past when sound is ephemeral? This event, a collaboration between St Francis Xavier University SSHRC postdoctoral fellow Dr. Jacqueline Wylde (StFX English) and the King’s chapel choir under the direction of Dr. Neil Cockburn, asks this question by bringing the long forgotten English metrical psalms to contemporary ears. Dr. Wylde offers a sonic investigation into the cultural...

This year StFX will be hosting its first 3MT® competition and thesis-based graduate students are invited to use this excellent opportunity to showcase their research and its significance to a general audience in an engaging manner, using only one slide! The event will be held on Tuesday, March 19th at 2:30 pm in MULH 3034. Prizes: 1st place: $250; 2nd place: $150; & People’s choice: $100. The...

Please join us on Sunday, March 3, for a free bowl of soup. This event can be used an opportunity to get out with your family or friends to enjoy some social time, at no cost to you. Everyone is welcome to the table. 12pm-1pm, Community Room, Antigonish Farmer's Market Association (the middle door just around the corner from the Antigonish Community Fridge)

Come learn about local crisis response infrastructure, resources and protocols.

… Academic Day 2024 Orientation Tuesday, Sep 3 2024 , 12:30 pm to 5 pm Various Locations Academic Day provides first-year and new … any questions, please contact  @email . … Academic Day 2024 …

Free mindfulness drop-in every Tuesday

Join us as we celebrate diversity, inclusion, and community at the Raising of the Pride Flag on the StFX campus.

Join us as Coady teaching staff member Digafie Debalke hosts an Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony and facilitates a dialogue on peace and conflict transformation. In-person and via Zoom. - Register for this event

In this talk Dr. Catherine Bryan will share from a December 2024 report she led for the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives-Nova Scotia (CCPA-NS) titled, "Contradictions in care: Labour conditions, conflicting values, and crisis in child protection social work in Nova Scotia."

Meet Anthropology faculty and students and learn about faculty research

The Corporate Residency Pathway of the Dalhousie MBA was designed for highly motivated, socially conscious individuals looking to elevate their leadership and management acumen, develop an extensive professional network, and earn hands on experience within a leading Canadian Organization. If you are looking to set yourself apart and kickstart your career, this could be the program for you!

Join author Andrea Currie, Dr. Jane McMillan, special guests and members of the Indigenous Students' Society in conversation with the wisdom shared in Finding Otipemisiwak.

An Unforgettable Tribute to the Legendary Josephine Baker. Experience the extraordinary life of Josephine Baker in a captivating one woman show that celebrates her artistry and activism.

The StFX Departments of Celtic Studies, Philosophy, and Religious Studies presents The Earliest Irish: Thinking about Secular Wisdom before the Carolinigan Renaissance by Dr. Daniel Watson, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies.

The Brian Mulroney Institute of Government hosts a follow-up discussion to its October panel on the 2024 US presidential election, exploring the re-election of Donald Trump to the presidency.

Dr. Winston Black, Gatto Chair of Christian Studies

… in Pictures and Pictures in Arguing - Dr Leo Groarke Presentation Wednesday, Jan 29 2025 … in Pictures and Pictures in Arguing - Dr Leo Groarke …

Love Bites: Savor the Sweet and Sour of Romance. Celebrating the Sweet and Sour of Romance, curated by Ken Kingston.

The Brian Mulroney Institute of Government's Distinguished Speakers Series presents a lecture on the state of universities today that will reflect on universities and their purpose.