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Nipissing researchers receive funding
ResearchMath and Computer SciencePhysical and Health EducationOver $250,000 in federal funding for science, technology and innovation initiatives was announced today for projects at Nipissing University. -
Chief Couchie awarded Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal
GeneralNipissing University is pleased to offer congratulations to Nipissing First Nation Chief Marianna Couchie, who was recently awarded a Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal. -
Provincial dryland training at Nipissing
AthleticsIn an effort to connect Ontario’s talented crop of junior cross-country ski racers with OUA varsity ski programs and to highlight the training facilities available here in North Bay, Nipissing Nordic and North Bay Nordic co-hosted a provincial dryland training camp this past weekend. -
Halloween blood donor clinic
My NipissingWith Halloween lurking just around a dark corner, Nipissing’s SIFE team wants your blood. The award-winning team is holding a Halloween Blood Donor Clinic on campus on October 26, from 9 a.m. – noon. -
International cuisine and stories at Nipissing Brantford
My NipissingNipissing University welcomes everyone to the Homecoming International Lunch, celebrating a decade of education in Brantford, on Saturday, October 20, from noon – 2 p.m. at 50 Wellington Street. -
Homecoming is coming
AlumniMy NipissingBreak out the Blue and Green and get ready to discover your inner Laker maniac during Nipissing’s annual Homecoming weekend, October 19 –20, 2012!
Homecoming is a weekend like no other, with students, staff, faculty, friends and alumni all celebrating their Nipissing spirit together. -
Nipissing in Great Canadian Appathon
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Onley new VP, Finance and Administration at Nipissing
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New speaker series on environmental science
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Feed your head with the Common Book Common Ground program
My NipissingNipissing’s Common Book Common Ground program returns this year with Feed by M.T. Anderson. Feed, a young adult novel, tells the story of a futuristic Earth in which internet connectivity is fed directly into peoples' brains, while a group of teenagers cope with connection to and disconnection from their society
