Cape Breton University’s Boardmore Theatre is proud to present William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. Brimming with music and mayhem, Twelfth Night is Shakespeare’s beloved comedy of mistaken identity and around-the-clock romance.

Atlantic University Sport (AUS) 2014 women's and men’s soccer all-stars and major award winners as selected by the conference's 10 head coaches following regular season play at Thursday night's awards banquet, hosted in Halifax by Dalhousie University.

Fourth-year Cape Breton Capers striker Karolyne Blain was named the AUS most valuable player for women’s soccer for the second consecutive year, second-year Cape Breton Capers striker Justin Maheu was named the AUS most valuable player for men’s soccer and Cape Breton head coach Dean Morley took home the AUS coach of the year award in his first year as head coach of the men’s Capers.

From October 27 – 30, Cape Breton University’s Beaton Institute will be celebrating UNESCO World Day for Audio-visual Heritage 2014. The Beaton will be showcasing several rare recordings and videos from the Institute’s Audio-visual Collection through social media. Highlights include a 1929 newsreel of the first landing of a transcontinental flight in Cape Breton, a tribute to Winston “Scotty” Fitzgerald, and the 1986 DEVCO tourism short film, Discover Your Own Special Place.

Cape Breton University (CBU) will celebrate the accomplishments of more than 230 graduates at its Fall Convocation ceremony.