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Homecoming celebrations…
My NipissingAlumniThe annual weekend celebration has quickly become a highlight on the Nipissing University calendar. This year, Nipissing kicked the festivities off with a pancake breakfast on Friday morning, serving up 400 pancakes with all the fixings. -
Alumnae helps family dairy expand
AlumniGeography DepartmentNipissing University alumnae Marianne den Haan and her family recently opened Sheldon Creek Dairy, producing non-homogenized, pasteurized milk which is like no other found in the area. -
Pop the cork! Anniversary celebrations underway
My NipissingMuskokaAlumniNipissing officially started to celebrate its 20th Anniversary as a university during Frosh Week celebrations. Each of Nipissing’s three campuses hosted events to mark the double-decade occasion. -
Alumni award nominations now open
My NipissingAlumniWhat better way to celebrate Homecoming weekend at Nipissing University and the achievements of our alumni than by nominating a deserving individual for an alumni award? -
Homecoming in Brantford - Catch a glimpse inside Nipissing Brantford’s new building
My NipissingAlumniAs part of the Brantford Campus Homecoming event, this Saturday September 24, from 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m., Nipissing University invites the community to drop in at 50 Wellington Street in Brantford, Ontario, to see how the former PUC building is now being used as a space to educate the next generation of teachers. -
Homecoming is coming
My NipissingGet ready to discover your inner Laker maniac later this month during Nipissing’s annual Homecoming weekend. It’s a weekend like no other. It allows students, staff, faculty, friends and alumni to show their school spirit and have fun doing it.
NU Alumnus Tells Stories That Spark Curiosity
For children’s author, editor, and lifelong nature-observer Erin Alladin, every story begins with curiosity about language, landscape, and the overlooked details that make the world feel alive. But before she published acclaimed picture books or built a thriving freelance editing practice, she was a Nipissing University English student with an armful of classical-language textbooks, a deep attachment to Northern Ontario’s woods and water, and a growing fascination with how stories work from the inside out.
