Loyal Tides Facebook Listen to Radio SSU Coffee House Online this Week St. Stephen's University is proud to support the Loyal Tides Music Collective and local music in St. Stephen,...
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Poetry Is: Smouldering Welcome to Poetry Is! Dr. Margaret Anne Smith is the featured poet for the first episode of Poetry Is from Radio SSU. Dr. Smith is a professor...
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An Online World-Building Creative Workshop Terrariums is about connection and the possibility of imagination and storytelling in healing, problem-solving, dialogue and change. Terrariums is for anyone who is curious about...
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A New Podcast From SSU On November 9th, Radio SSU will release its first podcast. The new series from St. Stephen's University currently features two programs; Poetry Is and 5...
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We continue to revise and update our plan for safe operation in consultation with various government departments. Please see the plan below for our most recent.
Our theme for 2020-21 is “co-creating a new normal.” Life in a pandemic sure doesn’t feel “normal” and our new ways of doing things are complex, unfamiliar, and sometimes stressful....
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Because of the COVID-19 pandemic and the restrictions necessary to reduce risk, our workplace will not be the same as it was before and we will need to adjust. And while we all try to establish a new normal, there will certainly be an added layer of health and safety measures (physical distancing, screening, hand washing, etc.) required to ensure the safety of our students, staff, and guests.
St. Stephen’s University’s Community Appreciation Campaign shone a spotlight on six non-profit organizations based in New Brunswick that have been supporting their community throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. “We’ve heard lots…
St. Stephen’s University is the best-kept secret in New Brunswick. We have a history of providing transformative educational experiences, with alumni going on to a wide variety of careers all…
“St. Stephen’s University is encouraging young people to find the positive amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The university has announced a new Community Appreciation Campaign, an opportunity for young people aged…
