ABOUT THE
CAMPAIGN
Cape Breton University has ambitious plans for this new decade. The Forever CBU Campaign is rooted in our students. It aims to break down barriers to education, increase access to under-represented groups, and enhance student support, infrastructure, and programming.
Our graduates build innovative and creative businesses across all sectors, volunteer their time, and engage in public service.
Together with our alumni, donors, and friends, wherever we go, we build communities that welcome and thrive on CBU’s approach to innovation. The things we accomplish are a model for progress here on our shores and around the world.
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SUPPORT
Alumni, donors, friends, supporters, you are all part of the CBU family. You have been there in the past. We ask that you are with us in the future. Now & Forever, CBU.
Latest News
The Feeling of Home: Meet Erica MacNeil
May 16, 2023
In 2020, Erica MacNeil transferred from Acadia University to Cape Breton University after moving home from Wolfville during the COVID-19 pandemic. Three years and plenty of hard work later, she is set to graduate with a Bachelor of Business Administration this Spring. Having been able to move closer to her family and friends, Erica says...
CBU Launches The Forever CBU Campaign
Mar 06, 2023
During an event on the CBU campus on Thursday, Febraury 23, President David Dingwall officially launched the institution’s largest fundraising campaign in its nearly 50-year history, The Forever CBU campaign. The Forever CBU campaign is a $50 million national fundraising campaign that is part of an overall $150 million investment into the campus. The campaign...
CBU Researcher Test Drives Vanlife
Feb 17, 2023
As we make our way through another chilly winter, CBU’s Dr. Leslie Wardley is already planning for summer 2023, when she will mark the mid-point in her research on vanlife. This past summer, Dr. Wardley joined a growing number of RV enthusiasts who are taking a minimalist approach to vacation travel. We’re not talking about...
CBU Scores a Win for Research and Teaching: Meet Dr. Colin McLaren
Feb 13, 2023
Dr. Colin McLaren was a postdoctoral fellow at Nipissing University in February 2022 when he applied for funding to research youth sports and mental health. He never imagined what would happen next, when two positive outcomes came together to advance his academic career in a big way. “I was living in Ontario, working on advancing...