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Procedural changes at Harris Learning Library
Important Information for StudentsTwo new procedural changes were implemented at the Harris Learning Library this summer affecting licensed electronic resources and borrowing times. Find out how these changes impact you. -
Time is now to register for Homecoming 2018
AlumniHomecoming is a time to celebrate Nipissing University and the many achievements of our graduates as we welcome them back to their alma mater. Over the weekend of September 21- 23 Nipissing University invites all alumni to relive their campus experience and for students, staff, faculty and friends to celebrate their campus pride. -
Meet student leader Michelle Schenk
Dave Marshall Leadership AwardStudent Development and ServicesToday, we are pleased to profile Michelle Schenk, a student in the Concurrent Bachelor of Education Degree Program who is working toward a Bachelor of Arts degree, with Honours Specialization in Geography, and a Bachelor of Education degree – Primary/Junior division. -
The thirteenth annual Welcome Powwow
My NipissingThe thirteenth annual Welcome Powwow at Nipissing University and Canadore College will be held on Friday, September 14, at 11:30 a.m. beside the Education Centre pond. -
New scholarship for Classical Studies students
GeneralA new scholarship will be available starting in 2020 for upper year students majoring in Classical Studies at Nipissing thanks to a generous donation by a faculty member’s estate. -
New membership cards for Athletics Centre
AthleticsBeginning this Fall, the Robert J Surtees Athletics Centre will be issuing membership cards to all students, faculty, staff and alumni who wish to utilize the facility.
Business students explore sustainability in Finland
Ten students from Nipissing University's School of Business recently embarked on a transformative expedition to Finland, as part of the ADMN 3336-Special Projects (iLEAD) course. Funded by Global Skill Opportunity - Transcultural Interdisciplinary Learning Experiences (GSO-TILE), this three-credit course allowed students to explore sustainability in the world's happiest country, as ranked by the 2024 World Happiness Report.