The committee unanimously awarded prizes to the following three stories: Paige Linklater-Wong's story "The Fire and the Fall". Matthew Sullivan's story "Accompanied Voice". Aidan Adrain's story "On Route 116". Congratulations Paige, Matthew, and Aidan!
This past June a group of students was fortunate enough to partake in an intensive ten-day course in Carrara Italy carving marble at Studio Corsanini with guest artists Stephen Shaheen and Fred X Brownstein.
Nipissing University researchers, working in collaboration with students, faculty members, lab technicians, and medical doctors from Simon Fraser University, the Northern Ontario School of Medicine, and the University of Massachusetts-Boston have seen their work published in Psychological Science, one of the most prestigious journals in the field of psychology.
Up Here is an independent art and music festival that brings together dozens of musicians, installation artists, and muralists to transform downtown Sudbury.
The Department of Social Welfare and Social Development along with the Anishinabek Nation/Union of Ontario Indians (UOI) invite to you attend an upcoming lecture titled “Rebuilding the spirit within: Raising the spirit of our children and families - First Nation empowerment and self-determination."