Having spent the last four years studying, volunteering, and discovering herself, Gabrielle Lesage, a graduating Honors English Literature and Psychology student, has penned an inspiring letter to future Gaiters as they prepare to navigate through the next chapter in their lives at Bishop’s University. There is no easy or perfect way to start an article about...

On Friday, February 2nd 2018, a group of 43 students and Faculty members from Bishop’s University attended a trip to the Abenaki Community of Odanak, located one hour and a half away from Sherbrooke. We have asked Mélissa Poirier, Indigenous Student Support and Community Liaison Officer at Bishop’s University, along with #Ubishops students, to share...

Throughout the month of February, Black History Month is a momentous occasion for Bishop’s University and the Caribbean African Student Association (CASA) to highlight the achievements of people of colour all while inviting everyone to become informed on the importance of people of colour not only in a Canadian setting but around the world. With the help...

Every two years, Bishop’s University recognizes ten #UBishopsAlumni who have become leaders in many walks of life. This year’s inductees have graduated between the years of 1996 and 2006, and since graduation, have found extensive success personally, professionally and in their communities.  Meet this year’s Top 10 After 10! Let’s Raise a Toast to… Suzanne...

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...

Twice a year, Bishop’s University opens its doors to visitors so they could get fully immersed in the full #Ubishops experience. We could give you a thousand reasons as to why you should attend one of our Open House events, but we thought it would be fun to ask students to tell us what makes...