Acadia Alumni

The newest issue of the Bulletin is here! Explore our edition on Campus Culture and the stories celebrating the people and connections that make Acadia home. Read it here: aualumni.info/4b68oZm

Save the dates for Homecoming 2026! October 15–18. We can’t wait to welcome you home!

Only a few spots left for the 44th Acadia Alumni Golf Tournament! Register by July 24 to secure your place on the course: bit.ly/3SzycXb

The 44th Acadia Alumni Golf Tournament returns July 31, 2026! Join alumni and friends at KenWo Golf Club for a great day on the course while supporting Acadia students through the Alumni Bursary – Valley Branch. Register now: bit.ly/3SzycXb

June 10 deadline! Classes of 1980–1989: join us June 19–21 for Acadia's All-'80s Reunion Weekend. Tag a classmate and register today: aualumni.info/4qsUnJZ #AcadiaAlumni #All80sReunion

Join us virtually on Monday, June 29 from 7–8 p.m. AT for a special conversation with author Lea Storry (’94) in recognition of ALS Awareness Month in Canada. Register: aualumni.info/3RnUCKD

Who’s coming back for the All-’80s Reunion? Search the list, spot familiar names, and see who’s heading back to Wolfville June 19-21. Check it out: aualumni.info/4qsUnJZ

Stay connected at the Associated Alumni of Acadia University AGM. Happening May 6, 2026 at 8 p.m. ADT via Microsoft Teams or phone. Register by May 3: bit.ly/41HRNWn Questions? [email protected]

Secure your tickets to the Acadia Alumni Awards on April 24 at the Festival Theatre. Buy by April 7 for a chance to win a one-night stay at the Tattingstone Inn on April 24. Get your tickets here: bit.ly/4rzb5IW

Acadia spirit was strong in Calgary as alumni and fans gathered ahead of the U SPORTS Men’s Basketball Final 8 to reconnect and cheer on the Axemen. bit.ly/3NbHfvn

See you March 6 at the Acadia alumni pregame at The Canadian Brewhouse (3953 University Ave NW #220, Calgary), 5–7 p.m. MST before Final 8 quarterfinal action. No registration required!

Tickets are now available for the 2026 Acadia Alumni Awards on April 24, 7–10 p.m. in Wolfville at Festival Theatre. Be there to celebrate our alumni community; get your tickets here: bit.ly/4rzb5IW

Heading to the AUS Hockey Semifinals in Moncton? Join us Feb 27 & 28 at 5 p.m. at Cheers, Moncton for a pregame gathering 2 hours before puck drop Game 1 Feb 27, 7 p.m.; Game 2 Feb 28, 7 p.m. Connect with alumni & friends before the action!

Dr. Geraldine Browning (’14 HON) received an honorary Doctor of Humanities from Acadia University and was appointed to the Order of Nova Scotia for her lifelong commitment to progress in education, equity, and community development. Learn more bit.ly/4r4ecrp

Acadia GOLD Alumni, come cheer on the Halifax Thunderbirds vs the Toronto Rock on March 13 at 7:30 p.m. in Section 31. This is going to be an unforgettable night! Tickets available here: bit.ly/4qCdiT1

Throughout the 86 years of his life, The Honourable Donald H. Oliver (’60, ’07 HON) was a farmer, Cordon Bleu chef, lawyer, professor, author, businessman, and Senator, and devoted his life to public service, justice, and the advancement of Black Canadians.bit.ly/4tLAznO

Acadia alum Tracey McGillivray (’87, ’15) stepped into the Dragons' Den with the Raymex Lift, founded alongside a team of 6, including alum Liam Maaskant (’19), and secured a deal! A big win for the Acadia alumni community. Watch: cbc.ca/dragonsden/pitches/ra…

Discover how Provost & VP Academic Dr. Ashlee Cunsolo is helping shape the future of Acadia. Read more in the Bulletin bit.ly/4amsyhJ

In 1889, Lalia Halfkenny graduated from the Acadia Ladies’ Seminary & became the first Black woman to graduate from an institute of higher ed in the Maritimes. At a time when few Black Canadians had access to formal schooling, her achievement shaped Black history at Acadia.