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From Couch to Classroom: Reality TV Meets Academic Analysis
ArticleWhat happens when you combine a love of reality TV with academic expertise in art history and critical media studies? For Dr. Wendy Peters, Associate Professor of Gender Equality and Social Justice in the Faculty of Arts and Science at Nipissing University, it led to a fascinating new research publication. -
Study shows Northerners face barriers to post-secondary education
ArticleA new study published by researchers at Nipissing University finds evidence that individuals from the northernmost areas of Canada’s provinces continue to experience significant barriers on the road to attending post-secondary education. -
New Student Orientation in full swing
ArticleCampus is buzzing this week as incoming students flock to campus for New Student Orientation (NSO) to get a taste of what life will be like as a Laker this fall.
NSO is a one-day orientation program for all new students and their supporters, designed to introduce the services and programs available to support student success, and build connections to the Lakers community. -
Your Final Countdown to Becoming a Laker
ArticleWhether you’re moving into residence, commuting locally, or joining us from across the country, now’s the time to get organized so your first days on campus are stress-free and memorable. We’ve compiled some highlights to include on your final prep checklist for a strong start as a Laker. -
Slo-pitch tournament in support of Shinerama
ArticleThe Nipissing University Student Union (NUSU) and NU Lakers Crew are teaming up to fight cystic fibrosis. The two groups are set to host Shine Ball, a co-ed charity slo-pitch tournament in support of Shinerama, July 28-29 at the Steve Omischl Sports Complex in North Bay. -
Rolling Darkness Revue rolling into Nipissing
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Student Well-Being Comes First in New Approach to Teaching English Studies
ArticleDr. Lindsey McMaster is a longtime instructor in English Studies and Academic Writing at Nipissing University, but she always wondered if there was a way for writing to contribute to students’ well-being instead of stressing them out. -
Meet student leader Shannon Mortson
ArticleToday, we are pleased to profile Shannon Mortson, who is working toward a Bachelor of Arts degree, with Honours in Criminal Justice, Policing stream. -
Preparing students for the real world – Nipissing’s Experiential Learning initiative aims to transform education
ArticleNipissing University is advancing its commitment to innovative learning through a bold new initiative focused on experiential and work-integrated learning (EL/WIL). Sparked by the institution’s 2023–28 Strategic Plan and outlined in Action Item 10 of the Academic and Operational Plan (APOP), an ad hoc EL/WIL committee has been hard at work exploring how best to expand meaningful opportunities that connect students with real-world experiences, and the momentum is building. -
Things I Wish I Knew Before Living at Nipissing University
ArticleMoving out on your own for the first time? You’ve packed the basics, but there are a few insider tips that can make your first semester way smoother. We asked current Lakers to share what they wish they had known before starting university and living on their own, and their answers go beyond the usual packing list. From finding friends to discovering the best campus trails, here’s how to start your first year one step ahead.
