Quest graduates its first 49 students
Private university marks 4 years since opening doors
On Saturday, Quest University held its first ever commencement ceremony. Four years after opening its doors, Canada’s first private-non-profit secular university graduated its first class of 49 students. "These students have been our partners for four years,” Quest president, David Helfand, said in a release. “Their energy and enthusiasm, their ideas and their commitment have played a huge role in making this day possible."
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