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Math students participated in a code-breaking challenge "Krytos"
Math and Computer ScienceCole Maddin and David Haighton participated in a code-breaking challenge titled "Krytos" hosted by Central Washington University. -
Nipissing Mourns Loss of Student in Tragic Accident
GeneralThe University was shocked and saddened to learn of the tragic passing of Jaidyn Phillis on December 17, 2019 in Parry Sound, Ontario as a result of a motor vehicle accident. Jaidyn was a second year student in the Bachelor of Social Work program on the North Bay campus. -
Lakers Hockey Military Appreciation Night – January 4 & 18, 2020
AthleticsLakers Hockey Military Appreciation Games will take place on January 4 and 18, 2020 -
CFUW Celebrates 100 Years with Anniversary Scholarship
Schulich School of EducationIn celebration of its centennial anniversary, the Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW) recently granted a $1,000 scholarship to Nipissing University PhD student, Melissa Corrente. -
Lakers Break the Ice on Mental Health Raises $9,000
School of BusinessThe Nipissing University Sport Marketing class is proud to announce that the Lakers Break the Ice on Mental Health event held on November 22, raised $9,000 for mental health supports in the North Bay community. -
BPHE Students Benefitting from Hands-on Experience
GeneralPhysical and Health EducationApproximately 100 Bachelor of Physical and Health Education (BPHE) students are benefitting from hands-on work experience through the Community Leadership Placement program. Over 35 internal and external community partners support the students by providing them with a minimum of 50 hours of mentorship and work involvement in areas that support students’ academic and professional goals.
18th Annual Welcome Back Pow Wow celebrates start of new academic year
Today, students, staff, and faculty from both Nipissing University and Canadore College gathered to celebrate the 18th Annual Welcome Back Pow Wow held by the pond at the Education Centre. This beloved tradition connects the Canadore and Nipissing campuses while celebrating Indigenous culture and the beginning of Fall Term.