From reading Anne of Green Gables in Arabic as a child in Libya to receiving Saint Mary’s 2026 Kane Writer's Award, Rokea Murshan’s BA'26 journey is a powerful reminder of how stories can cross borders, languages, and generations. 📖🌏
A graduating English student, Rokea’s writing explores identity, migration, and the global reach of Canadian literature. ✍️ Her story is one of resilience, curiosity, and believing that opportunity grows when you keep showing up for yourself.
Saint Mary's University Alumni
Read the full story at https://loom.ly/cG996wk
SMArts - Saint Mary's Faculty of Arts
Explore a world of possibility in the Faculty of Arts at Saint Mary's University in Halifax, with more than 40 areas of study. #ArtsWithImpact
The Faculty of Arts at Saint Mary's University offers a wide choice of programs in the humanities and social sciences, with traditional disciplines alongside new and interdisciplinary fields of study. Through the Faculty of Arts, you can earn a Bachelor of Arts degree (BA), a Bachelor of Environmental Studies degree (BES), or a number of specialized certificates. At the graduate level, students ca
05/26/2026
Congratulations to Dr. Marisa Brook for receiving the 2026 Early Career Researcher Award from the Canadian Linguistic Association!
This prestigious award recognizes individuals early in their career who have made outstanding and original contributions to the field of linguistics.
Dr. Brook’s interests in Canadian English and sociolinguistics have garnered her an international reputation, alongside her impressive portfolio of studies. From analyzing a Finnish-influenced variety of English spoken in a small community in British Columbia, to researching the range of languages within marginalized and often overlooked communities in the Maritimes, she has worked tirelessly to bring awareness to the studies of linguistics.
We are honoured to have Dr. Brook as an Assistant Professor in Saint Mary’s Department of English Language and Literature, and the Program in Linguistics, and can’t wait to see what she accomplishes next.
Read more about this prestigious award at https://cla-acl.ca/documents/prix-debut-de-carriere-early-career-award.html
Canadian Linguistic Association | l'Association canadienne de linguistique
05/01/2026
04/14/2026
04/14/2026
Calling all SMU young alumni + soon-to-be grads 🎓✨
We're bringing the community back together for a night you don't want to miss — celebrating the Class of 2026 and reconnecting our newest generation of alumni.
🪩 Good vibes, great people, complimentary food, and drink specials 🪩
Whether you graduated in the last 5 years or you're about to cross the stage this spring, this night is for you.
Save your spot: https://loom.ly/J7M_i3g celebrate with us 🐾
Saint Mary's University Halifax
04/13/2026
Library Hours: Exam Extended Hours
Monday, April 13 - Thursday, April 23
Monday-Friday
8:00 a.m. - 11 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday
8:00 a.m. - 11 p.m.
04/13/2026
Starting a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Environmental Studies this fall at Saint Mary's University Halifax? We’re excited to invite you to our First-Year Arts Advising & Registration Day!
📅 Saturday, April 25
📍 The Arts Commons (room 214), McNally Building, 923 Robie St., Halifax
This is a great opportunity to connect with your academic advisors, learn how to build your schedule, and register for courses in a supportive, hands-on environment. You’ll leave feeling confident and ready to start your first year.
Find out more and register here: https://www.smu.ca/arts/arts-ba-advising-centre.html
Can’t attend in person? We’re happy to connect with you one-on-one—virtual advising appointments are available through our online booking system to help you get registered and ready for the Fall term. (Find online bookings at the same link above.)
04/13/2026
Today at noon. Join Centre for Migrant Worker Rights Nova Scotia for this webinar to discuss findings from its new report, “Heavy Hearts and Minds: Mental and Emotional Well-Being Among Migrant Agricultural Workers in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley.”
The research was conducted in collaboration with Dr. Andrés Arteaga, Associate Professor in Latin American Studies at Saint Mary's University Halifax, and visiting student scholar Maria Alejandra Sanchez Martinez.
Register for the webinar: https://www.migrantjusticens.ca/events
Read the report: www.migrantjusticens.ca/reports/heavy-hearts-and-minds
Join us to hear about key findings from our new report, “Heavy Hearts and Minds: Mental and Emotional Well-Being Among Migrant Agricultural Workers in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley.” Speakers include: Stacey Gomez (CMWR NS) and Gabriel Allahdua (DTMF | RHFW)
Monday, April 13 |12-1 PM ADT via Zoom
Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/FfZvp49JSg6nSEJKAfNqow #/registration
04/13/2026
Congrats to Bruce Bishop, Author / Writer on the forthcoming publication of "Stephanie Makes a Scene"! Learn more about his books at https://brucebishopauthor.com/.
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