NSCAD University announces Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Transatlantic Black Diasporic Art and Community EngagementK’jipuktuk/Halifax (June 16, 2020) – Today, NSCAD University announced Dr. Charmaine A.
Erica Mendritzki, Assistant Professor, Division of Fine Arts, NSCAD University, is the co-principal investigator of a federally-funded project that examines the volatile and often uncomfortable
Dear NSCAD community, All of us at NSCAD are outraged about the murder of another Black person by Minneapolis police officers last week, and by
NSCAD University’s School of Extended Studies has unveiled a full package of online spring and summer programs, with a focus on courses for young and
The NSCAD community is saddened by the recent passing of Cliff Eyland, a much-loved alumni (BFA 1982), instructor, mentor and friend of the university. Cliff
NSCAD student Melissa Campbell is using art to help Nova Scotia’s most vulnerable during the COVID-19 pandemic. The third-year Fine Arts student is working with
The global pandemic is preventing the NSCAD community from visiting the university’s campuses, however many of the school’s support services are still available online to
Dear members of the NSCAD community, As the province cautiously begins to lift limits to social gatherings and universities are beginning to share their general
NSCAD University announces Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Transatlantic Black Diasporic Art and Community EngagementK’jipuktuk/Halifax (June 16, 2020) – Today, NSCAD University announced Dr. Charmaine A.
Erica Mendritzki, Assistant Professor, Division of Fine Arts, NSCAD University, is the co-principal investigator of a federally-funded project that examines the volatile and often uncomfortable
Dear NSCAD community, All of us at NSCAD are outraged about the murder of another Black person by Minneapolis police officers last week, and by
NSCAD University’s School of Extended Studies has unveiled a full package of online spring and summer programs, with a focus on courses for young and
The NSCAD community is saddened by the recent passing of Cliff Eyland, a much-loved alumni (BFA 1982), instructor, mentor and friend of the university. Cliff
NSCAD student Melissa Campbell is using art to help Nova Scotia’s most vulnerable during the COVID-19 pandemic. The third-year Fine Arts student is working with
The global pandemic is preventing the NSCAD community from visiting the university’s campuses, however many of the school’s support services are still available online to
Dear members of the NSCAD community, As the province cautiously begins to lift limits to social gatherings and universities are beginning to share their general
