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Lakers men’s hockey wrap regular season with goal scoring frenzy
AthleticsOne thing is for sure, the Nipissing Lakers’ offence is clicking heading into the playoffs. The Lakers wrapped up the regular season this past weekend with a pair of road games in Quebec, facing the McGill Redmen and the UQTR Patriotes. -
Dr. Arnocky talks mate-poaching
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Research Matters featuring Dr. James
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Lakers athletes earn Academic All-Canadian awards
AthleticsNipissing University recently celebrated 15 student-athletes who received CIS Academic All-Canadian awards for the 2012-13 season. A CIS Academic All-Canadian distinction is one of the highest recognitions a university student athlete can receive. -
This Valentine’s Day, consider mate-poaching
Psychology DepartmentResearchHaving your loved one poached might sound like a Valentine’s Day nightmare, but consider this:mate-poaching is an effective evolutionary tactic, even if it is heart-breaking. That’s the finding of a new study recently published in the Journal of Evolutionary Psychology, titled Mate-Poaching and Mating Success in Humans. -
Double honours for Burk
Fine Arts/Performing ArtsCongratulations to Amanda Burk, associate professor in the Fine and Performing Arts department, on earning third place for her drawing Quiescence, in the exhibition Drawing 2014 at the John B. Aird Gallery in Toronto.
Dean for a Day: How a student’s essay on AI and education leads to a day of meaningful conversations
This March, Nipissing University welcomed the return of Dean for a Day, an exciting essay writing contest where the winner gets the unique opportunity to step into the shoes of their Dean.




