The Brandon University campus has sprung to life with the arrival of the new academic year.
Category: Education
Brandon University is celebrating Dr. Aloysius C. Anyichie, who has been named one of this year’s Top 25 Canadian Immigrants Award recipients. This prestigious national honour celebrates immigrants making remarkable contributions to Canada and winners are selected through an extensive nomination, judging, shortlisting, and public online voting process.
Brandon University is pleased to announce that Dr. Gustavo Moura has been appointed as the new Director of the Centre for Applied Research and Education in Indigenous, Rural, and Remote Settings (BU CARES).
Dr. Moura brings deep experience in community-based research, inclusive education, and international collaboration.
Brandon University join the BU Faculty of Education and BU CARES in welcoming Dr. Jessica Gannaway, this year’s Stanley Knowles Distinguished Visiting Professor.
The Stanley Knowles Distinguished Visiting Professor is an opportunity for Brandon University to have visiting scholars with an international reputation for excellence in research/scholarship in their discipline or interdisciplinary area, related to comparative public policy with Canadian content.
Brandon University’s Convocation ceremonies this week will feature recognition for the outstanding educators who pave the way for student achievement.
This year’s Convocation artwork highlights BU’s bobcat mascot and athletics teams, while also incorporating elements of the university such as its campus layout, its motto and colours, strategic plan, and ongoing 125thanniversary.
Brandon University held its first Breast Cancer Awareness Walk on Thursday, May 8 at noon in the Kavanagh Courtyard.b
Finalists for the 2025 Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards have been announced, and a Brandon University (BU) professor is among the Top 75.
Dr. Aloysius C. Anyichie, an internationally recognized education psychology scholar, educator, and community leader, has been nominated for the Top 25 Canadian Immigrants Award.
This prestigious award recognizes remarkable Canadian immigrants whose inspiring stories, bold achievements, and meaningful impact are shaping communities and redefining success in their adopted homeland.
A new book, Research in Teacher Leadership in Canada: Transformative and Contextualized Agency, provides fresh perspectives on the role of teachers as leaders in schools and communities.
Student Services and the Brandon University Status of Women’s Review Committee honoured 10 outstanding students at a ceremony on Tuesday.