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The path to becoming a writer
Amanda Peters (‘99) captures hearts with first book The Berry Pickers
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David M. Shribman to speak on U.S. Election at Mount Allison University
Shribman kicks off the 2024-25 President’s Speaker Series with the Josiah Wood Lecture
Mount Allison’s Department of Politics and International Relations to host the 2024 Atlantic Provinces Political Studies Association (APPSA) Conference
Conference will bring together scholars, students, and political practitioners from across the region to explore pressing issues in governance, leadership, and global politics
Meet Health and Wellness Intern Oliver Batchilder
PPE student reflects on his experience in unique internship supporting fellow students.
Gale Force Theatre
Franziska Glen (‘16), Lily Falk (‘18) join forces to create theatre opportunities
From the MASU to Parliament Hill
Former Students' Union president Emelyana Titarenko ('20) helping to drive change in Canadian politics
Class of 2024 honoured at Last Lecture
The tenth annual Last Lecture, recognizing graduating students for their contributions to the Mount Allison and Tantramar communities, was held on March 26.
Life on deck
Abbey Stroud (‘23) worked as a deckhand on the Bluenose II last summer
PPE student Jack Pemberton receives prestigious McKenna School Scholarship
Scholarship funding making a difference for students at the Frank McKenna School of Philosophy, Politics, and Economics
Canadian public policy and political science student HarleyAnn Siddall explores barriers in NB beef cattle industry
Independent student research combines personal interest with academics
Celebrating 10 years of PPE
Philosophy, Politics, and Economics making great impact on students in first decade at Mount Allison
The power of networking with Chloe Duguay: Summer Student Internship
Third-year international relations student and Bell Scholar Chloe Duguay is working in her hometown of Truro, NS this summer as a Community Engagement and Research Intern at United Way Colchester through the Experiential Learning & Career Development Internship Program at Mount Allison.
Taking the risk
David Spence (’19) shares his journey from high school dropout to working for the UN — spoiler — Mount Allison plays a big role