Advisory: As Halifax Water is currently undertaking work at the Fountain campus, we ask our community to not drink the water at the Fountain campus. We will update you as soon as the work has been completed.
Kayti Baur Kayti Baur’s road has been a winding one. The Halifax-based multi-disciplinary artist—a graphic designer, painter, and maker of “some craft stuff—hair clips, earrings,
NSCAD University is pleased to introduce six new faculty members who joined our community this summer: Associate Professor Jordan Bennett, Associate Professor Lucie Chan, Assistant Professor Leesa Hamilton, Assistant Professor Anton Lee, Assistant Professor Huschang Pourian and Assistant Professor Vajdon Sohaili.
The opening line of the official biography of Mi’kmaq artist Alan Syliboy reads: “Alan Syliboy grew up believing native art was generic.” “In the sense that, you know, Indians on TV. We all have headdresses, and we all ride horses. Right?” says Syliboy from his eponymous art studio, which opened on the Millbrook reservation just outside Truro on June 1.
The NSCAD University community spans 56 countries, and we are doing our best to connect with you! Here are the upcoming alumni events for 2023.
NSCAD has officially launched a new Academic Accessibility policy that will address many students’ accessibility needs and push the university’s accessibility framework forward.
NSCAD has its first-ever ombudsperson. Jude Gerrard has been hired on a two-year contract for the new position.
Professor Karin Cope is a queer faculty member who has taught at NSCAD in a variety of capacities over the last 20 years. Currently an Associate Professor in
Bargaining teams from NSCAD University (NSCAD) and Unit I and Unit II of the Faculty Union of NSCAD (FUNSCAD) met to sign their new collective agreements on June 1. FUNSCAD represents full and part-time faculty and technicians working at NSCAD.
We need your help to make this pride season bigger and prouder than ever before! This year, staff and students have the opportunity to participate in
In 2022, Natalie Laurin (BDes 2022) collaborated with Emma Metallic to create Nipugtug: The Gallery Experience, a multimedia adaptation of Metallic’s written story that aims to revitalize the Mi’gmaw language.
Kayti Baur Kayti Baur’s road has been a winding one. The Halifax-based multi-disciplinary artist—a graphic designer, painter, and maker of “some craft stuff—hair clips, earrings,
NSCAD University is pleased to introduce six new faculty members who joined our community this summer: Associate Professor Jordan Bennett, Associate Professor Lucie Chan, Assistant Professor Leesa Hamilton, Assistant Professor Anton Lee, Assistant Professor Huschang Pourian and Assistant Professor Vajdon Sohaili.
The opening line of the official biography of Mi’kmaq artist Alan Syliboy reads: “Alan Syliboy grew up believing native art was generic.” “In the sense that, you know, Indians on TV. We all have headdresses, and we all ride horses. Right?” says Syliboy from his eponymous art studio, which opened on the Millbrook reservation just outside Truro on June 1.
The NSCAD University community spans 56 countries, and we are doing our best to connect with you! Here are the upcoming alumni events for 2023.
NSCAD has officially launched a new Academic Accessibility policy that will address many students’ accessibility needs and push the university’s accessibility framework forward.
NSCAD has its first-ever ombudsperson. Jude Gerrard has been hired on a two-year contract for the new position.
Professor Karin Cope is a queer faculty member who has taught at NSCAD in a variety of capacities over the last 20 years. Currently an Associate Professor in
Bargaining teams from NSCAD University (NSCAD) and Unit I and Unit II of the Faculty Union of NSCAD (FUNSCAD) met to sign their new collective agreements on June 1. FUNSCAD represents full and part-time faculty and technicians working at NSCAD.
We need your help to make this pride season bigger and prouder than ever before! This year, staff and students have the opportunity to participate in
In 2022, Natalie Laurin (BDes 2022) collaborated with Emma Metallic to create Nipugtug: The Gallery Experience, a multimedia adaptation of Metallic’s written story that aims to revitalize the Mi’gmaw language.
