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In late March, StFX was pleased to gather thought leaders and political experts for an engaging discussion as part of its Distinguished Speaker Series: Canada and US Relations – Navigating Chaos, Threats and Disruptions in the White House. This discussion, featuring StFX faculty and alumni, is a great representation of how a small, immersive university like StFX shapes leaders who in turn shape the direction of government policy and business growth.

If you haven't already, we encourage you to watch the session and share it with colleagues and friends: 

https://www.stfx.ca/news/watch-now-canada-us-relations-navigating-chaos-threats-disruptions-white-house 

To the Campus Community:

This is a reminder that due to events taking place at St. Ninian Place this Wednesday, April 23rd, AND Thursday, April 24th, 2025, parking areas P18c will be closed to non-guest vehicles beginning 1:00am, Wednesday, April 23rd, 2025, and remain closed both days.

As well, parking area P18c will be closed on Saturday, April 26th, 2025, and Monday, April 28th, 2025 due to events taking place.

We appreciate your assistance with this matter.

StFX Safety & Security Services

CALL FOR STUDENT PAPERS

Policy+ is looking for submissions (papers and op-eds) for its next issue! If you are a student or have students who may be interested in publishing their work, please contact @email. See submission guidelines for more information.

Policy+ is an undergraduate peer-reviewed journal published by the Brian Mulroney Institute of Government at StFX. The journal covers a wide array of interdisciplinary topics surrounding public policy and governance at the local, provincial, federal, and international level. Check out the inaugural issue here.

Submission deadline is April 30, 2025.

Thursday May 1, 2025 at 7pm, at the Antigonish Heritage Museum, join StFX author Matthew Anderson for the launch of Someone Else's Saint: How a Scottish Pilgrimage led to Nova Scotia (Pottersfield Press April 2025).

Enjoy wonderful music by Mary Beth Carty, a Gaelic blessing by Lewis MacKinnon, and readings by Matthew Anderson from a new book that features two unusual pilgrimages in search of Ninian, the mysterious saint who almost gave StFX its name -- one of them right here in Antigonish.

Matthew is currently Gatto Chair of Christian Studies in the Department of Religious Studies.