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The national systems use a job scheduler called “Slurm”. In this session you will learn how Slurm works and how it allocates jobs, helping you to: minimize wait time by framing reasonable requests; ask for only the resources you need to improve efficiency; increase throughput; run more jobs simultaneously; and troubleshoot and address crashes. This workshop is designed for new HPC users, or for experienced users either transitioning to Slurm or seeking to improve efficiency with the scheduler. Prerequisites: Completion of Introduction to Linux and Introduction to Shell Scripting, or prior experience with both.

This is a beginner level series that is hands-on, covering the fundamentals of Python. This includes data types, conditional statements, loops and functions, as well as program design, version control, data management, and task automation. The goal is to teach the practical knowledge needed to start programming, debugging and using Python in everyday tasks. You do not need to have any previous knowledge of the tools that will be presented or previous programming experience but intermediate level experience with a computer is highly recommended. Prerequisites: none.

Dr. Didier Tatouchup (Université de Moncton) presents "The Economics of Poaching: Legal Trade as an Antidote"

The annual Black Student Advising Welcome BBQ is taking place on Sept 15th, from 5-6:30pm at the Alumni Plaza, just outside of the Bloomfield Center.

Dr. Alexandre Landry (Dalhousie U): Teleparallel Gravity

Boston President's Reception

Climate Change March

This year's Antigonight: Art After Dark Festival will take place September 15 & 16 in Nalikitquniejk/Antigonish; the theme this year is Beyond.

The Christian Culture lectures for 2023-2024 will be given by Dr. Gabriel Said Reynolds, Professor of Theology and Islamic Studies at the University of Notre Dame, Indiana. Dr. Reynolds is one of the world's leading scholars on Qur'anic Studies, the origins of Islam, and Muslim-Christian relations. On Sunday, September 17, at 7.30 pm, Dr Reynolds will speak on “To Whom does Abraham Belong? An Exploration of Abraham in Islamic Tradition.” In this lecture he will discuss how the Qur’an presents a key figure in the ‘Abraham,ic religions’ or Judaism, Islam, and Christianity – Abraham – and how the Qur’an claims Islam alone to be faithful to Abraham’s teaching.

The Christian Culture lectures for 2023-2024 will be given by Dr. Gabriel Said Reynolds, Professor of Theology and Islamic Studies at the University of Notre Dame, Indiana. He will present public lectures on Monday, September 18, in 3034 Mulroney Hall.

Psychopathy and Deception: Exploring the relationship between psychopathic traits and deception frequency, motivation, and success.

… Gerald Schwartz School of Business 2023 Marketing Innovation …

Gabrielle Vasey (Concordia University) presents "" The Impact of Child Labor on Student Enrollment, Effort and Achievement: Evidence from Mexico"

The StFX Music Department's Visiting Artist Series is back for another year of live Jazz performances.

With hurricane season in full swing, the time to prepare is now.

A presentation by Dr. Hilda Koster

President's Reception at Bar1911 Charlottetown PEI

Halifax President's Reception

The annual Atlantic Medieval and Early Modern Group conference will take place at St Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, 22-23 September 2023. The theme of this conference is “Medieval and Renaissance Politics and Thought Today,” broadly construed.

Viqar Husain (UNB): Classical and quantum-classical systems