· Mount Allison introduces Mobile App
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· The Fast Runner director to screen film at Mount Allison University
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· Mount Allison University receives $196,000 Leaders Opportunity Fund grant
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· Mount Allison wins national award for Shinerama campaign
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· Volleyball player Caila Henderson named ACAA Athlete of the Week
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· Five Questions with honours psychology student Mitch Stewart
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· Award-winning astrophysicist to speak at Mount Allison
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· Mount Allison professor invited to speak at international climate change conference
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· Five questions with Canadian Studies Postdoctoral Fellow Dr. Bart Vautour
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· Top scholarships announced at Mount Allison
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Former Football Mountie Éric Lapointe continues to make his mark on Canadian football, 12 years after finishing his outstanding career as an unstoppable, all-star running back at Mount Allison. He will be inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame as a 2012 honoree in the players' category.
Sheila Watt-Cloutier, Inuk climate change advocate and Nobel Peace Prize Nominee, delivered a campus lecture entitled "Not the Time to COP Out," on the second day of the international UN COP-17 climate negotiations in Durban, South Africa. Click below to view the lecture at Isuma TV.
Matthew Wheaton is a former two-sport athlete at Mount Allison. An ACAA cross-country all-star in his first two years, Wheaton also played Mounties' AUS soccer for his first three seasons. Also a triathlete, he was recently named the CCAA Men's Featured Athlete of the Week for his cross-country efforts this season.

Opera singer Sally Dibblee says all of her earliest memories are musical. She can remember sitting on a wharf as a small child, swinging her feet in the water and singing.

Read the story and meet the artist behind Mount Allison’s unique handmade diplomas.
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The Stymiest Family (Bev ‘78, Debbie ‘79, Laura ‘11, and Kate ’14) share their experiences with Global Brigades Mount Allison in Honduras.

Dave Constable has enjoyed a successful mining career, across Canada and internationally, in the field and the boardroom.

International lawyer Debbie Johnston takes her work out of the courtroom and into the field in Latin America
Honours biochemistry and chemistry student Alyssa Patterson has received the first-ever Carol Ann Cole Comfort Heart Studentship Award from the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation (CBCF), Atlantic Region.
Dr. Nauman Farooqi has been awarded over $115,000 (US) from the Qatar National Research Fund for an international study to extend the understanding of Hawala — the transfer of money without using the formal banking system. He will be working with scholars from the Middle East and Australia on this international project.
Flora Chung is a Modern Languages and Literatures student who currently speaks seven languages (English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Spanish, French, German, and Japanese). She recently took top prize in the Atlantic-wide Japanese Speech contest, held in Halifax this spring, and participated in the national competition in Calgary.
Q. – How did you choose your unique degree?
A. – In my first year I took a variety of subjects, ranging from astronomy to biology to English and Spanish. I loved them all! So I thought, why not continue to take them all?
Q. – Career Ambition?
A. – A high school teacher, hopefully moving my way up to being a university professor one day.
Q. – Favourite meal to eat in Sackville?
A. – Bridge Street Cafe’s Veggie Parisian baguette and a kiwi Italian soda
Q. – Extracurriculars?
A. – Garnet & Gold and Black Tie Musical Theatre Societies, Windsor Theatre, Choral Society, Global Brigades, President of the Drama Studies Society
Q. – Career ambitions?
I’ve always wanted to move to the New York City theatre scene, study Creative Art Therapy, and work with troubled youth through performing arts
“Mount Allison students are fortunate to be part of a supportive and nurturing community with facilities and services
that are second to none.”