When I started university, I wasn’t just looking to get a degree—I wanted an experience that would challenge me, push me out of my comfort zone, and help me figure out who I really am. What I didn’t realize was how much the environment itself would shape me, not just as a student, but as a person.  The Impact...

Liberal Education: The Heart Of Bishop’s University     In today’s world, education is much more than knowledge-gaining in a specialized field; it is about developing the ability to think critically, adapt, and engage with the world in a meaningful way. Liberal education institutions emphasize a broad, well-rounded curriculum that aims to develop critical thinking, problem-solving and communications skills across disciplines. Through its curriculum, small class sizes,...

Finding My Place at Bishop’s  My five roommates I met in orientation week outside our house When I first arrived at Bishop’s University four years ago, I had no idea how much the little purple bubble in Lennoxville would change my life. Like most first-years, I moved into residence—Kuehner, to be exact—nervous but excited, knowing not a...

Hi, I’m Mary-Ellen Champagne from Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu. I’m in my first year of Pre-Clinical Psychology here at Bishop’s and I’m LOVING it!!!   I was attracted to Bishop’s University because it is surrounded by nature. Its historical buildings and beauty inspires the secret creative writer inside me. I’m looking forward to sending out my first book manuscript next year.   I love the fellowshipping at Bishop’s. There are so many clubs to join that match everything you need....

Applying to and choosing a university is an exciting, sometimes daunting, time. From the very beginning, our daughter Tessa was drawn to Bishop’s University because of its unique size, stunning campus location, and academic programs. She welcomed the opportunity to be part of a close-knit community where students get to know their professors and have the opportunity to excel in many ways, not only at Bishop’s, but also in the community. Little did...