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Workplace First Aid Attendant Contact your local trained First Aid Attendant (see list below) or Safety & Security at 902 867 4444 for First Aid requirements. In addition to the list below, all Safety & Security Officers are trained First Aid Attendants. Some departments and faculties have additional requirements and measures in place for First Aid. First Aiders by Area/Building Automated External...

Academic X’cellence: Sharing stories from our inspiring StFX community It should come as no surprise to anyone familiar with StFX that our campus is filled with highly engaged students, educators, researchers, and leaders. Academic X’cellence shines a spotlight on members of our educational community to find out more about their unique experiences—both inside and outside of the classroom. (To see...

Please be advised that full power has been restored to the following buildings: Coady Institute Schwartz School of Business These buildings will resume normal operations as of 6:00 am Friday, May 2, 2025. Facilities Management is continuing efforts to retore full power to the following buildings, which remain on emergency power: StFX Chapel Bishops Hall PLANNED POWER SHUTDOWN – MONDAY, MAY 5, 2025...

PLANNED POWER SHUTDOWN – MONDAY, MAY 5, 2025 Please note that a planned power maintenance shutdown to address critical repairs is scheduled for Monday, May 5, 2025. This shutdown will affect the buildings listed below. These buildings will be on emergency power from 6:00 a.m. to approximately 6:00 p.m. while repairs are completed: A.L. Macdonald Library – closed for the day Morrison Hall – partial...

Sat May 3, 2:00 PM We are aware that there is an unexpected power outage across parts of Antigonish Town and County. The current restoration estimate from Nova Scotia Power is 3pm. Convocation events are proceeding as planned unless otherwise notified.

Location (UPDATED): Mulroney Hall, Barrick Auditorium (accessible entrance on 1st floor). Open to everyone! Reception to follow.

The Engage, Develop, Grow Your Employability (EDGE) Program was established in 2020 through a collaborative partnership between StFX University (through the Student Career Centre and the Tramble Centre for Accessible Learning and the Province of Nova Scotia (Post Secondary Accessibility Services). The EDGE Program offers intentional support and resources to students registered with the Tramble...

Emma Williams, a newly minted StFX Bachelor of Science in Nursing graduate from Breadalbane, NB, has won the cost of her X-Ring. Ms. Williams won the prize by participating in an annual StFX survey for senior students that gauges student satisfaction and experience. The survey is administered by the Academic Vice-President and Provost’s office and the Office of Institutional Analysis. It collects...

Most of these works are available in the office of the Administrative Assistant (Nicholson Tower, Room 609). 2025 Ro Paradela Guerrero, “I Wonder About His Grief”: Transecology, Sociology of Emotion, & Cisgender Manhood Amidst the Polycrisis” (Olstead) 2024 Sylvia Phee, “I am not Chocolate, I am Caramel”: Interracial Families, Raising Biracial Children and Navigating the Good, the Bad and the Ugly...

Are you curious about Gaelic songs or digital cultural resources? Join us for an engaging two-day workshop (May 9-10) dedicated to exploring Tobar an Dualchais/Kist o’ Riches and the Nova Scotia Gaelic Song Index! This hands-on workshop will guide you through the ins and outs of these incredible resources. Learn how to search for hidden treasures, uncover fascinating songs, and get an introduction to cutting-edge digital archive technologies.

Over 1100 excited students and proud loved ones filled the Keating Centre on Sunday May 4 th for one of the largest spring convocations in StFX’s history. In addition to conferring undergraduate and graduate degrees and recognizing the achievements of exemplary StFX faculty, the University also awarded honorary doctorates to Dr. Michael W. Higgins, Class of ‘70, Dr. Peter Nicholson, and Clara...

… the camp will be at 1pm on Sunday, July 27, and pickup will be after the students' concert … Is it an overnight camp? The camp has both day and overnight options. Camp activities will …

Since May 2023, the StFX Academic Senate has required that all course syllabi carry a statement outlining the acceptable use of generative AI, and the limits thereof. General academic integrity statements are also common boilerplate items in course syllabi, and honesty pledges are occasionally used as well. On this page, you can find several sample statements fit for inclusion. These may be...

Multiple StFX researchers are among leading scholars from across the country to contribute to a new book that examines how teacher leadership is reshaping Canadian education and influencing policy and practice. The recently published e-book Research in Teacher Leadership in Canada: Transformative and Contextualized Agency, presenting research that highlights the transformative and contextualized...

The StFX Biology Dept. will host their 12th Annual World Oceans Day event on Saturday, May 31 from 11am-2pm, with a sensory-friendly and reduced mobility time offered from 10:15 to 11:00.

In 1979, Sue MacPherson made her way to StFX from Châteauguay, Quebec. “I worked for a year after high school, and during that time, I went to visit a friend who was attending StFX for Homecoming. I had such a wonderful time that I ended up saving my money and enrolled at X the following year,” said Sue. In her third year, Sue met Bernadette Jordan when they were both living at TNT residence. “I’m...

The path that led Dr. Heather O’Grady ‘17 to her current role leading community-based health research in Ontario’s Niagara Region was one she never could have predicted. Born in Burlington, ON, Heather followed in the footsteps of her parents (both of whom are StFX B.Ed. graduates) and moved to the east coast in 2013 to pursue her undergraduate studies at St. Francis Xavier University. As a human...

Back in 2015, when Dan Merzetti ’91 was president of the StFX Halifax alumni chapter, he got a call from someone he didn’t know, fellow X graduate Sr. Jovita MacPherson ’72 ’73, a Sister of St. Martha. She had a mission: “We have a lot of people to help. Can you help?’ was her question. ‘Yes,’ was the resounding response from the Halifax chapter. And over the next four years, until Sr. Jovita...

The week of May 25 to May 31 marks Access Awareness Week in Nova Scotia and National AccessAbility Week across Canada. This year's theme is: Our Voices, Our Votes: Disability Rights in Action. Join us in the Joyce Family Atrium in Mulroney Hall on May 26th at 1pm for the inaugural presentation of the Jeffery Murray Award for Accessible and Inclusive Communities and ceremonial raising of the Accessibility flag.