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Treaties Recognition Week honours the importance of treaties and helps us understand the significance of treaty rights, treaty relationships and their relevance today.

Proudly display your degree with a custom Nipissing University degree frame. Degree frames are available for purchase year-round and make great gifts!​ With your purchase, you will be supporting ongoing student and alumni programs, scholarships and services.

16 Days of Activism is an international campaign to challenge gender-based violence. The campaign begins on November 25 with the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and concludes on December 10, International Human Rights Day. 16 Days includes the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women on December 6.

The Centre for Teaching and Learning is committed to excellence, leadership, and transformation in curricular planning, teaching and learning practice, and scholarship. We collaborate with faculty, staff and students across the university, focusing on transformational teaching and learning practice by providing professional development, consulting services, educational technology support, extended learning opportunities and administration, and supporting educational leadership.

2021 Alumni Award Recipients: Emily Gillespie, Dr. James Jamieson Influential Alumni Award; Dillion Richardson, Distinguished Alumni Achievement Award; Alexander Maycock, Rising Star Alumni Award; Dr. Mike DeGagné, Honorary Alumni Award; Tammy Morison, Philanthropy Alumni Award

Rare Dementia Support Canada is a new support service for Canadians living with young onset and rare dementia led by Nipissing University.

Nipissing University actively supports quality research that creates a deeper, clearer understanding of the world.

Nipissing University’s accessibility policies are the formal rules the institution has put in place to achieve our accessibility goals. These policies work together to make accessibility a permanent part of our culture and business practice.

Nipissing University’s Strategic Research Plan (SRP) is designed to catalogue present research strengths, identify areas for investment and reinvestment, and encourage future research directions.

Nipissing University is located on the traditional territory of the Nbisiing Anishinaabeg people and, specifically, the Nipissing First Nation, within lands protected by the Robinson Huron Treaty of 1850. We are grateful to live and learn on these lands with all our relations.

Celebrated first in Toronto in 1979 and declared unanimously through a motion proposed by Canada’s first Black Senator, Donald Oliver, to Recognize Contributions of Black Canadians, February was proclaimed Black History Month in 2008. In 2022, we celebrate Black History Month across Canada.

Celebrating Asian Heritage Month at Nipissing University