Neuroscience major and Biochemistry minor graduate Katy Celina Sandoval ’18 reached out to Bishop’s to share her experiences as a Bishop’s University student. She tells us of her journey through fun and difficult times. We hope her story will inspire you to attend our school! I first heard of Bishop’s University when I was a...

Bishop’s University’s Divisional Teaching Awards are awarded to one faculty member per division who has demonstrated a passion for their discipline and their teaching. We have reached out to the recipients to learn more about their passion for teaching and their love for Bishop’s.  Dr. Vicki Chartrand, Associate Professor, Sociology Department Dr. Chartrand’s research interests...

Did you know that Bishop’s University is the home of North America’s longest running literary magazine? The Mitre is an annual, student-run publication which accepts all forms of written and visual creative expression. It is currently accepting submissions for its 125th edition. We asked current editor Rosemin Nathoo, to talk more about the magazine. What...

Sherman Peabody, a Sherbrooke resident, was on the Bishop’s University golf and hockey teams and a popular man on campus when World War II broke out. Leaving school without finishing his degree, he became an RCAF Flying Officer and the pilot of a Lancaster heavy bomber. On July 28, 1944 while taking part in a...

“What? The Barista degree?” your parents might exclaim (thinking that they will have to subsidize you for the next decade as you bounce from one food service job to the next in a perpetual cycle of underemployment). To which you can reply (smugly, but not too smugly that they won’t pay for your travel home...