‘We’re so busy figuring out how technology works for us, rather than how technology supports us’ Design students from Saint Mary’s University, Dalhousie University, and
NSCAD welcomes its newest Canada Research Chair (CRC), Dr. April Mandrona, who is now a CRC (Tier 2) in Art Education, Belonging and Social Change. Mandrona’s research will use art education approaches with young newcomers to Canada to re-imagine libraries as sites of community well-being, belonging and social inclusion.
Queer faculty members launch a new initiative to address sexual and gender equity and build coalitions at the school. Milko Delgado, El Club del SIDA,
Be a part of an important movement in Nova Scotia this #GivingTuesday. Food insecurity is a sad reality for many NSCAD students that detracts from their creative practices and interferes with their studies. Nearly 40% of post-secondary students in Canada report experiencing food insecurity. Inflation is increasing the scale and urgency of this problem.
This is why NSCAD is once again collaborating with the J & W Murphy Foundation and other Nova Scotia post-secondary institutions to improve food security for students this #GivingTuesday.
The NSCAD John Dobson Challenge is a business pitch competition for students looking to launch or expand their creative businesses. This is a chance for
A NSCAD filmmaking team picked up one of Canada’s top student prizes for cinema: the Grand Prize in student filmmaking at the Festival du Nouveau
Seven students from NSCAD University have been awarded the Nova Scotia Talent Trust (NSTT). The Trust supports emerging artists and talents in Nova Scotia with
NSCAD University has launched its 2024 Equity Census as part of the Seriously Creative Plan to strengthen its commitment to diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion. This initiative will allow NSCAD to better understand the diversity within its community.
The experimental dance company commissioned Bennett to create a painting to inspire their new season’s choreography Jordan Bennett’s painting created for the BalletCollective’s 2024 season.
‘We’re so busy figuring out how technology works for us, rather than how technology supports us’ Design students from Saint Mary’s University, Dalhousie University, and
NSCAD welcomes its newest Canada Research Chair (CRC), Dr. April Mandrona, who is now a CRC (Tier 2) in Art Education, Belonging and Social Change. Mandrona’s research will use art education approaches with young newcomers to Canada to re-imagine libraries as sites of community well-being, belonging and social inclusion.
Queer faculty members launch a new initiative to address sexual and gender equity and build coalitions at the school. Milko Delgado, El Club del SIDA,
Be a part of an important movement in Nova Scotia this #GivingTuesday. Food insecurity is a sad reality for many NSCAD students that detracts from their creative practices and interferes with their studies. Nearly 40% of post-secondary students in Canada report experiencing food insecurity. Inflation is increasing the scale and urgency of this problem.
This is why NSCAD is once again collaborating with the J & W Murphy Foundation and other Nova Scotia post-secondary institutions to improve food security for students this #GivingTuesday.
The NSCAD John Dobson Challenge is a business pitch competition for students looking to launch or expand their creative businesses. This is a chance for
A NSCAD filmmaking team picked up one of Canada’s top student prizes for cinema: the Grand Prize in student filmmaking at the Festival du Nouveau
Seven students from NSCAD University have been awarded the Nova Scotia Talent Trust (NSTT). The Trust supports emerging artists and talents in Nova Scotia with
NSCAD University has launched its 2024 Equity Census as part of the Seriously Creative Plan to strengthen its commitment to diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion. This initiative will allow NSCAD to better understand the diversity within its community.
The experimental dance company commissioned Bennett to create a painting to inspire their new season’s choreography Jordan Bennett’s painting created for the BalletCollective’s 2024 season.
