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Used Textbook Buyback Fact Sheet StFXU Campus Store usually buys back used books which have been adopted for courses commencing in subsequent semesters. Buybacks are held in December, April, June and August. Exact dates and times of buy-backs are posted in advance. Normally, April, June and August Buybacks are conducted for first term and full-year courses (so those commencing in September) and...

StFX Mailroom Processes And Procedures All incoming mail will be sorted and delivered to a StFX post office box (if customer has one) or to a department on campus. Mail can only be sent to a location on campus; mail cannot be forwarded or re-addressed to an off campus location as this is a function that only Canada Post can perform. Retired Faculty will keep their mailboxes (if one has been...

International Exchange enables StFX students to study at a partner university overseas as part of their undergraduate degree while also hosting students from our university partners here at StFX. Students who participate in exchange develop valuable skillsets that will expand their career opportunities and engender a deeper understanding of what it means to be a global citizen.

Welcome! Whether you are a current employee or considering a career at StFX, we invite you to explore our employment opportunities and learn more about working at Canada's premier undergraduate university.

StFX University and Antigonish are safe communities. Violent crime is not common and not very likely to occur to a resident or visitor. However, thefts and small crimes do happen, as in any other towns or cities. The material on this website was produced to educate individuals on crime prevention so that they can live in, work in, or visit Antigonish safely and enjoyably. The most common type of...

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Living in residence? Here are some tips for staying safe. Do not let strangers into the building. Remember, as a key holder YOU are responsible not only for your own safety, but for all other authorized people within. Never prop open doors to locked buildings. If you find a door that is propped open, remove the obstruction. Keep your residence door locked (even when inside). Greet strangers and...

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Residence: Get to know your neighbours. Have a well-defined roommate agreement. Lock your doors and windows whenever you leave your residence. Do not allow unescorted strangers inside your residence. Be suspicious of unknown persons loitering in the area of your residence. Never leave an exterior door propped open. Keep a record (description, value, photo file, etc.) of your valuables. Morrison...

International Travel for Faculty, Staff & Students Students: Are you travelling on a university-related trip outside of Canada? Faculty and Staff: Are you organizing university-related travel outside of Canada that includes students? You should know that all international travel, involving students, MUST be approved by the StFX International Travel Assessment Committee (ITAC). StFX's International...

911 Monitoring StFX Safety & Security Services will receive an email and Teams chat notification that a 911 call is made through a Teams desk phone, softphone or mobile app on StFX network. Safety and Security is provided with caller name, building, and address based on the subnet the device is connected to. Security meets first responders at this location on campus. If the 911 call is made from...

Replacement keys/key cards are obtained through the Safety & Security Services Operations Centre (SOC) located in 5005 Chapel Square, 24 hours per day 7 days per week. To report lost residence keys or key cards, students are to come to the Safety & Security Services Operations Centre (SOC) for temporary replacement and access. Students will be requested to present Student Identification when...

… degree, you will be learning from some of the premier researchers in their respective … accepted into a master's program at Carleton University. This is the advantage of a StFX … as a graduate student at York University in Toronto. Personally, I developed a secondary …

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Recent Anthropology Graduates Adele Martell, 2022 Adele graduated from StFX in 2022 with a BA Honours in Anthropology with a subsidiary in History. She was also one of three recipients of the Clare Fawcett Graduating Anthropology Student Prize and won the Angus L. MacDonald Memorial Scholarship for Celtic Studies. Her thesis research examined the historical and processual variations between...

Why Take an English Degree Aside from offering students a wide variety of courses that survey a range of national literatures, historical periods, and that provide students with detailed examinations on the changing history, definitions, and function of literature, art, and culture, the degree patterns our Department offers are designed to gradually yet intensively develop students' skills as...

Anthropology will prepare you for rewarding careers in such areas as: social research, planning and execution, law enforcement and corrections, forensic archaeology, international development, cross-cultural aspects of international trade, native affairs, advocacy work on such issues as environment, anti-poverty and disability, professions in health, and community and social services. The honours...

Development of the Aquatic Resources Program The concept of an interdisciplinary program in aquatic resources originated in the mid-1990s, when faculty members from Sociology, Biology, Political Science and Business Administration launched preliminary discussions. This occurred against the backdrop of the Atlantic fisheries crisis and in awareness of the longstanding StFX Extension tradition of...