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Nominations open for Research Award
ResearchOne of the greatest honours that one can bestow on a faculty colleague is to nominate her or him for the 2014 Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Research. -
NU gives warmth, gets warm and fuzzy
My NipissingThe Give the Gift of Warmth effort held by Nipissing’s Office of the Registrar this past holiday season was a huge success.Thanks to the overwhelming support of the campus community, three huge bags of hats and mittens were delivered to the North Bay Children's' Aid Society. -
Walking With Our Sisters art exhibit coming to Parry Sound
AlumniMuskokaMy NipissingWalking With Our Sisters is a travelling art installation that honours Canada's missing and murdered Aboriginal women and girls. In Canada, it is estimated that more than 600 Indigenous women and girls have gone missing or have been murdered in the last 20 years. -
Lakers men’s hockey add depth to push for playoffs
AthleticsWith the Nipissing Lakers on the outside of the playoff picture at the moment, head coach Mike McParland isn’t going to sit back and play the waiting game. Throughout the first half of the season, McParland has been diligently working at improving his roster, and the team debuted some new faces Sunday night in their first game of 2014. -
Palliative Care discussion at Award Winners Speaker Series
Seminar SeriesNipissing’s Award Winners Speaker Series takes on a serious discussion on January 21, 2014 at 7 p.m. in the Harris Learning Library with Dr. Trevor Frise Smith’s talk: Standardized, Comprehensive Assessment - Integration of Care Planning using the interRAI Palliative Care. -
Poet Sutherland speaking at Nipissing
Seminar SeriesNipissing University welcomes poet Paul Sutherland to campus for a special presentation on January 13, 2014 from 11 a.m. – noon in room A252.
Ricker Collection Exhibition celebrates work of renowned photographer, educator
On September 20, Nipissing University celebrated the opening of the Ricker Collection exhibition at the NUSU Reflection Gallery. The exhibition, which opened to widespread enthusiasm, celebrates the life and work of Harry Ricker (1872 – 1952), a renowned naturalist, photographer, and educator who left a lasting impact on both North Bay's history and its education system.