Mount Saint Vincent University

Attention all MSVU alumni! We're calling for nominations for our Alumni Association Board members! The nomination deadline is April 13. Nominate yourself today and help us shape the future of our alumni community at link: alumni.msvu.ca/s/1941/21/inte…

Attention all MSVU alumni! We're calling for nominations for our Alumni Association Board members! The nomination deadline is April 13. Nominate yourself today and help us shape the future of our alumni community at link: alumni.msvu.ca/s/1941/21/inte…

"The crisis of youth aging out of care is why Canada needs a children and youth commissioner" - a new @ConversationCA article by Dr. @jacquie_gahagan, AVP Research at MSVU, Dr. Mary Rita Holland, Nancy's Chair in Women's Studies at MSVU, and colleagues. msvu.ca/the-crisis-of-…

CIMVHR Fellow and Mount Saint Vincent University Professor, Dr. Deborah Norris, has the floor. Her work looks at adult children of Canadian Armed Forces Veterans and how shared responsibility and community can support them throughout their lives. -- Deborah Norris, PhD, membre institutionnelle de l’ICRSMV et professeure à l’Université Mount Saint Vincent, prend la parole. Ses travaux portent sur les enfants d’âge adulte des vétéranes et vétérans des Forces armées canadiennes et sur la manière dont la responsabilité partagée et la communauté peuvent les soutenir tout au long de leur vie. @MSVU_Halifax

Now presenting on advancing suicide prevention for military, Veteran and Public Safety families through deliberative dialogues is Dr. Margaret Campbell, Assistant Professor at Mount Saint Vincent University. This important research speaks to a critical issue facing our communities. -- Margaret Campbell, PhD, professeure adjointe à l’Université Mount Saint Vincent, présente maintenant sur l’avancement de la prévention du suicide pour les proches des militaires, des vétéranes et vétérans et du personnel de la sécurité publique par des dialogues délibératifs. Ses recherches essentielles portent sur une question fondamentale pour nos communautés. @MSVU_Halifax

“Real and honest … sincere, informed, grounded, and inviting. The experience of reading often feels like a conversation.” -Tracy Moniz, Associate Professor of Communication Studies (@MSVU_Halifax), on Surviving Dementia Care. Learn more: bit.ly/4qLu2a4 #Dementia

Employees with evening shifts may return to campus as scheduled. Please report any issues to Security at 902-457-6111.

The power has been restored at Mount Saint Vincent University and the campus will re-open at 4:30 p.m. today, Tuesday, March 17, 2026. Normal operations will resume at this time. Students are advised to check their course Moodle sites for more information.

Employees who are able to work from home should do so. Further updates will be shared via Mount Alert, the MSVU website, and social media.

All on-campus classes will be cancelled unless a shift online has been communicated by the instructor. Online classes may continue, technology permitting. Students are advised to check their course Moodle sites for more information.

Mount Saint Vincent University is closed until further notice due to a power outage affecting all buildings except the Sheila A. Brown Centre for Applied Research.

Join the MSVU Board of Governors. Learn more and apply: msvu.ca/about-msvu/uni…

Employees who are able to work from home should do so.

Classes offered on-campus before that time are cancelled, unless a shift online is communicated by the instructor. Classes offered through Online Learning may continue, technology permitting. Students are advised to check their course Moodle sites for more information.

To facilitate clean up of campus roads and sidewalks following overnight weather, Mount Saint Vincent University will delay opening until 10 a.m. today, Wednesday, March 4, 2026.

Employees who are able to work from home should do so.

Classes offered on-campus before that time are cancelled, unless a shift online is communicated by the instructor. Classes offered through Online Learning may continue, technology permitting. Students are advised to check their course Moodle sites for more information.

Due to significant snowfall overnight and ongoing snow clearing operations on campus, Mount Saint Vincent University will delay opening until 10 a.m. today, Tuesday, February 24, 2026.

Employees who are able to work from home should do so. If a closure is required tomorrow, an update will be shared via Mount Alert, the MSVU website, and social media.

All on-campus classes scheduled to start at or after that time will be cancelled unless a shift online has been communicated by the instructor. Online classes may continue, technology permitting. Students are advised to check their course Moodle sites for more information.

Due to anticipated weather conditions, Mount Saint Vincent University will be suspending campus operations at 12 p.m. today (Monday, February 23, 2026).