Grade 11s from Yarmouth high school, and I hope future Xaverians StFX University

Re: UNB, land ownership, and college colonialism. Visualizing UNB’s original land grant over Fredericton shows that UNB’s land holdings heavily influenced the city of Fredericton as we know it today.

Great potential for comparison here between colonial New Brunswick as a domain state relative to Nova Scotia as a tax state. And on its own terms, the article is a superb piece on a 'landgrab' college, funded by income from unceded Wolastoqiyik land. 👏👏👏 Richard Yeomans

What a wonderful turnout for the StFX University info session for the on-site Tri County BEd in Yarmouth! StFX Alumni Affairs also turned it out. Never did I think I would be part of bringing Higher Ed to my hometown. Some days this job is a dream come true! #HigherEd #firstgen

Very excited to have this article coming out soon. Many thanks to Acadiensis for letting me publish my version of “an interesting fact about UNB”

On the blog, and excerpt from Richard Yeomans 's fantastic new article in Acadienis: acadiensis.wordpress.com/2024/04/25/lan…

We are thrilled that Canada will invest $825 million over the next 5yrs in #GradStudents and #Postdocs . Thank you to everyone for their collective efforts the last few years 🥳Support Our Science Justin Trudeau Chrystia Freeland François-Philippe Champagne (FPC) 🇨🇦

Our full statement: bit.ly/3U3Wndy

Did you or an undergrad student of yours write a great essay about Atlantic Canadian history this academic year? Submit to the Acadiensis David Alexander Prize!

Historians do not have a monopoly on teaching the past. Access and appreciation of knowledge to be gleaned from archival records is not defined by a graduate degree in history. Archives are not the same as web-based databases. Just thoughts.

Today on the blog, the first post in a six-part auto-biographical series by Gerald Wright about his time as government official working with DEVCO: acadiensis.wordpress.com/2024/04/08/bat…

First crack at Jr X-men StFX Athletics