CBU English and Drama
1250 Grand Lake Road B1P6L2 Sydney, NS, Canada

Anne of Great Maples.

The Highland Arts Theatre is live-streaming Sweet Enough tonight starting at 8PM Cape Breton time. This lovely, short play (written by CBU grad Lindsay Mae Thompson) provides a glimpse into a Cape Breton childhood and features the joys and sorrows of growing up with close ties to one's community. The live-stream will be on the HAT's Facebook page and YouTube channel until midnight AST.

Check out Dr. Sheila Christie's Paths Less Travelled as part of this year's Lumière festival (Sept 12-26). Register to watch the online performances (7PM weekends, Thursdays, and Fridays), and submit your nature selfie at https://lumiere2020paths.com/

The semester may be online, but our faculty are looking forward to welcoming you this fall. We have been working hard to prepare for this unique academic year and will be ready to support and guide you every step of the way. Check out CBU's Week of Welcome site for more details! https://www.cbu.ca/newsroom/events/orientation-2020/

We live in troubling times. Many are dealing with this by becoming more connected with their families, communities and the land. The time is ripe to build a new relationship with the earth. In this course we will focus on the ways in which we can act to make positive change in our relationship with the environment and other species. Moving from the individual up to the global structures of production and consumption, we will be exploring issues of power, structural violence, democracy and agency. CBU's ENVS 4103 is open to all senior students.

Do you want to know more about how to succeed learning online in the coming semester? There's a free course you can take to help get ready and maybe win prizes like a 3-credit tuition waiver or a laptop! https://www.cbu.ca/september/startsmart/