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,
NSCAD alumnus Muammer ‘Titu’ Ayub with the electric boat he designed and built. Muammer ‘Titu’ Ayub (MDes 2018) has been building things since he was
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
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.
Thanks to a pair of NSCAD staffers who created a student art project a decade ago, November’s G20 Summit in Rio will be showcasing a small but mighty piece of Mi’kma’ki.
Out of 100 Nocturne projects nearly half feature NSCAD folks. Credit: Nocturne website. The 2024 Nocturne Art-at-Night festival (October 17-20) features NSCAD students, alumni and
NSCAD MFA student Janelle Ledua has received the prestigious Scotia Scholars Master’s Award from Research Nova Scotia. Over the course of the two-year term, Ledua
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,
NSCAD alumnus Muammer ‘Titu’ Ayub with the electric boat he designed and built. Muammer ‘Titu’ Ayub (MDes 2018) has been building things since he was
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
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.
Thanks to a pair of NSCAD staffers who created a student art project a decade ago, November’s G20 Summit in Rio will be showcasing a small but mighty piece of Mi’kma’ki.
Out of 100 Nocturne projects nearly half feature NSCAD folks. Credit: Nocturne website. The 2024 Nocturne Art-at-Night festival (October 17-20) features NSCAD students, alumni and
NSCAD MFA student Janelle Ledua has received the prestigious Scotia Scholars Master’s Award from Research Nova Scotia. Over the course of the two-year term, Ledua
