The Nipissing University Black Association for Student Expression (NUBASE), in partnership with Lakers Basketball, invite you to attend the 4th Annual Shoot for Change Anti-Racism Game at the Robert J. Surtees Student Athletics Centre. The Women’s game will take place at 6 p.m. followed by the Men’s game at 8 p.m.

Presented by Dr. Andrew Weeks, this talk attempts to provide practical and accessible information about why we form habits and often behave in automatic ways. Whether you are worried that you are spending too much time on your phone or are struggling with drug use, this talk provides you with an understanding of how the brain changes when these habits form, what keeps them going, and what you might try if you want to make a change.

We're excited to invite you to our history trivia night and social—Eat! Meet! Compete!

Start the evening with a social hour to grab dinner and drinks (available for purchase from the menu) and mingle with fellow history buffs and professors.

Then, put your knowledge to the test in a fun trivia competition! Teams of three to four (maximum one professor per team) will compete for awesome prizes.

Are you passionate about addressing gender-based violence in our community? Do you want to learn about restorative justice practices? Join us in these meaningful conversations aimed at building relationships, raising awareness, and fostering a safer campus environment.

Join us to open Indigenous Week 2023

Hosted annually by the Office of Indigenous Initiatives this week-long event centres Indigenous voices, histories and knowledge and welcomes students, staff, faculty and community members to engage in a week of workshops, talks, film screenings and land-based activities led by Indigenous knowledge holders, Elders, scholars, artists and film makers.

Support Student Research at Nipissing University

Dr. Greer, a Canada Research Chair, has spent the past decade leading a First Nation-university-museum partnership focused on repatriation and restorative practices through exhibitions, online collections, and critical research. In her keynote at the Undergraduate Research Conference, she will discuss "Why Geography Matters," through her international collaborations with major museums and universities.

Join us in supporting the local arts and the students of the MKTG 3416 Advertising and Promotions course that have been actively involved in the North Bay Downtown Gallery Hop night, showcasing their creativity and marketing skills. This vibrant North Bay event offers a unique opportunity for students to engage with the local community and highlight their work in a real-world setting.

Join us for the Clendinning Memorial Lecture featuring MP Charlie Angus, a prominent figure in Canadian politics and an outspoken advocate for unity against the threat of divisive leadership. Known for his impactful campaign to unite Canadians against the influence of Donald Trump, Charlie will present his talk, "Restoring Dangerous Memories to our Shared Histories," drawing from his critically acclaimed books, Cobalt and Dangerous Memory: Coming of Age in the Decade of Greed.