Go to page content

Statement

From Board of Regents

Campus and Community

Memorial University’s Board of Regents recognizes the complex and serious nature of Indigenous heritage and Indigenous identity.

It is also aware of the importance and need for this conversation to be guided by Indigenous people.

“This is a significant and sensitive topic that requires due consideration,” said Glenn Barnes, Board chair. “Those conversations have already started and will continue at the Board’s regularly scheduled March meeting today.”


To receive news from Memorial in your inbox, subscribe to Gazette Now.


Latest News

Interview with a regent

Advice from a Board of Regents alumni representative

Roadkill and art

A book made of crow wings: a library cataloguer's day at the office

‘Lasting impact’

Business leaders, students to receive top awards at Partners Celebration

Op-ed: Julianna Brinston and Keona Russell

Urban Indigenous Peoples need — and deserve — an Indigenous-led health clinic, write MD students

Policy and progress

Human Rights Policy approved, EDI-AR work advancing

‘It is magical’

A Memorial medicine team is turning stem cells into heart cells to fight disease