In early January, NSCAD launched the cohort hire initiative and received an incredibly positive response from within and beyond the bounds of the NSCAD community. As the next step in the selection process, we have extended an invitation to those short-listed applicants to address the NSCAD community and present their areas of research, creative practice and teaching.
In early winter, NSCAD University partnered with Discover Halifax for the Take the Lead Pin Design Competition. Meichan Yuan, a third-year student in the jewellery and metalsmithing program, submitted the winning concept awarding her a $500 cash priz
A new film festival is hitting the Atlantic film scene, thanks to NSCAD University and the NSCAD Alumni Association. The NSCAD University Film Festival, presented by TD Insurance, will launch both in person at Cineplex Park and online in partnership with FIN April 4-5, 2022, featuring award-winning films from alumni including Heather Young, Christian Sparkes, and more.
February is designated as African Heritage Month, a time to commemorate the history and heritage of People of African descent throughout the province. We honor
We appreciate that news of positive cases on campus may make members of our community concerned for their well-being and the health of those in
Eight positive COVID-19 cases were recently reported at NSCAD, and access to NSCAD campuses will be restricted starting Saturday, December 18, at 11 p.m. Only
As of January 4, 2022, NSCAD University will require proof of full vaccination in order to work or attend in-person learning or activities on campus.
K’jipuktuk/Halifax — December 3 is recognized as the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD). It was first proclaimed by the United Nations (UN) in
NSCAD University is thrilled to announce the appointment of Dr. Peggy Shannon as president. Her appointment, for a five-year term, is effective July 1, 2022.
By signing the Charter, NSCAD commits to its principles to advance the university’s work to eliminate systemic anti-Black racism, and to promote inclusion within our structures, policies and procedures.
In early January, NSCAD launched the cohort hire initiative and received an incredibly positive response from within and beyond the bounds of the NSCAD community. As the next step in the selection process, we have extended an invitation to those short-listed applicants to address the NSCAD community and present their areas of research, creative practice and teaching.
In early winter, NSCAD University partnered with Discover Halifax for the Take the Lead Pin Design Competition. Meichan Yuan, a third-year student in the jewellery and metalsmithing program, submitted the winning concept awarding her a $500 cash priz
A new film festival is hitting the Atlantic film scene, thanks to NSCAD University and the NSCAD Alumni Association. The NSCAD University Film Festival, presented by TD Insurance, will launch both in person at Cineplex Park and online in partnership with FIN April 4-5, 2022, featuring award-winning films from alumni including Heather Young, Christian Sparkes, and more.
February is designated as African Heritage Month, a time to commemorate the history and heritage of People of African descent throughout the province. We honor
We appreciate that news of positive cases on campus may make members of our community concerned for their well-being and the health of those in
Eight positive COVID-19 cases were recently reported at NSCAD, and access to NSCAD campuses will be restricted starting Saturday, December 18, at 11 p.m. Only
As of January 4, 2022, NSCAD University will require proof of full vaccination in order to work or attend in-person learning or activities on campus.
K’jipuktuk/Halifax — December 3 is recognized as the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD). It was first proclaimed by the United Nations (UN) in
NSCAD University is thrilled to announce the appointment of Dr. Peggy Shannon as president. Her appointment, for a five-year term, is effective July 1, 2022.
By signing the Charter, NSCAD commits to its principles to advance the university’s work to eliminate systemic anti-Black racism, and to promote inclusion within our structures, policies and procedures.
