Olivia Bell

2 months ago | cardinalandcream.info | Olivia Bell

Related Olivia Bell is a senior journalism major at Union University and serves as Editor-in-Chief of Cardinal & Cream. She loves iced vanilla lattes, writing about her thoughts, good conversation, cozy fall afternoons, and long walks on the beach. You can connect with her on Instagram @liv179234

Mar 20, 2025 | mondaq.com | Olivia Bell |Helen Almond

AG Addleshaw Goddard More Addleshaw Goddard is an international law firm, almost 250 years in the making. We're trusted by over 5000 organisations, including 50 FTSE 100 companies, to solve problems, deliver deals, defend rights, comply with regulations and mitigate risk. Our work spans more than 50 areas of business law for clients across multiple industries in over 100 countries worldwide.

Nov 18, 2024 | cardinalandcream.info | Olivia Bell

Related Olivia Bell is a senior journalism major at Union University and serves as Editor-in-Chief of Cardinal & Cream. She loves iced vanilla lattes, writing about her thoughts, good conversation, cozy fall afternoons, and long walks on the beach. You can connect with her on Instagram @liv179234

Mar 19, 2024 | smuhuskies.ca | Olivia Bell |Rory McGarvey |Jayrell Diggs |Madison Hann

Saint Mary's Department of Athletics and Recreation is proud to celebrate the outstanding accomplishments of Huskies student-athletes and teams during the 2023-24 season. On March 19, 2024, the Huskies Athletic Awards Banquet brought together over 300 student-athletes, coaches, managers, volunteers, and special guests to celebrate a great seasons of Saint Mary's Athletics.

Feb 10, 2024 | smuhuskies.ca | Taylor Lougheed |Olivia Bell

HALIFAX, NS - The Dalhousie Tigers (11-7) defeated the Saint Mary's Huskies (11-6) in straight sets (25-19, 25-17, 25-20) in Atlantic University Sport Women's Volleyball action on Saturday night at the Homburg Centre in Halifax. Player-of-the-Game Talia Vydykhan (Hammonds Plains, NS) and Lucy Glen-Carter (Toronto, ON) provided 11 kills each for the Tigers, while the Huskies were held to a 4.3 kill percentage on the night.