Cape Breton Accents
Season 1
Leila Ludyka
Rabiat Yusuf
by Cape Breton University
Women’s hockey is making waves at CBU, and team captain Leila Ludyka is leading the charge! In this episode of Cape Breton Accents, Leila talks about her role with the Capers Women’s Hockey Team, coaching with the Blizzards Hockey Association and her exciting research with Dr. Bettina Callary. Tune in now, and then catch Leila on the ice this weekend for the ACHA championship hosted by CBU! Visit cbu.ca/capershockey for more info.
In this episode of Cape Breton Accents, we sit down with Rabiat Yusuf, an international student from Nigeria who has embraced every opportunity at Cape Breton University. Rabiat shares her experience adjusting to life in Canada, working on campus and the steps she’s taking on her path to Permanent Residency. Tune in to hear about the challenges and triumphs of studying abroad, the importance of community and how CBU is helping students like Rabiat build a future in Canada. Listen now on Youtube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Learn more at cbu.ca/podcast Don’t forget to share the episode, leave a review and let us know who you’d love to hear from next!
Welcome to the very first episode of Cape Breton Accents! In this debut episode, Cape Breton University President and Vice-Chancellor, David Dingwall, sits down with CBU student, Nolan Neville. Nolan shares his journey to Cape Breton University, what it’s like to be part of a university that feels like family and how his role in the Welcome Centre helps new students navigate life at CBU. From balancing athletics with academics to the unique community spirit that sets CBU apart from larger universities, Nolan’s story will leave you inspired - and maybe even eager to join the CBU family yourself. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to: Subscribe to Cape Breton Accents on your favourite podcast platform Share this episode on social media Rate and review to help us spread the word Visit cbu.ca/podcast to stay up to date on future episodes Thank you for tuning in – we can’t wait to share more incredible stories from Cape Breton University!