‘Inform and shape’

World-renowned Indigenous musicians to explore improvisation as model for change

June 21, 2018

Cultures of sound

MMaP a partner of unique, cross-sector and international collaboration

April 5, 2018

Unique in the world

Giving voice to a centuries-old Inuit tradition

March 2, 2018

Knack for storytelling

Students encouraged to tell research stories in hopes of winning big

December 4, 2017

Culture of excellence

Nearly $2 million in federal funding for social sciences and humanities research at Memorial

November 16, 2017

‘An intellectual ferment’

Nexus Centre established in Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

November 9, 2017

Research marvels

Grad students and post-doctoral student receive prestigious academic awards

September 14, 2017

Taking centre stage

Memorial, Nunatsiavut highlight Inuit traditions over four days

October 5, 2016

Invisible infrastructure

Exploring maintenance and repair in a tech-dependent society

September 29, 2016

Excitement mounting

Memorial and province set to benefit from Ocean Frontier Institute

September 16, 2016

Critical thinkers

$2.1 million empowers social sciences, humanities researchers

September 16, 2016

Cultural connections

Memorial, Nunatsiavut Government to host Inuit Studies Conference

September 9, 2016

Road stories

A conversation about community sustainability, Canada-wide

August 31, 2016

Music of the heart

Researchers explore social, expressive and cultural benefits of community music therapy

July 26, 2016

Creative solutions

Using art to improve HIV/AIDS education, prevention programming

July 25, 2016

The human condition

Rothermere Fellow uses literature to decode the migrant experience

July 21, 2016

Unearthing a mystery

Undergraduate archaeology student studying ancient forms of cancer

July 12, 2016

One who lived

Bell Island soldier among first to receive facial reconstruction surgery during First World War

July 6, 2016

Lifelong contribution

Honorary degree recipients, English professor named to Order of Canada

July 4, 2016

No slacker

Letter collection an invaluable record of one woman's war experience

June 22, 2016

Objects of beauty

Exhibition, panel discussion of Peattie children's book collection

June 21, 2016

Unique discipline

Who We Are, What We Do: Department of Classics

June 13, 2016

‘Such a learning experience’

Archival research fosters BA graduate's love of N.L. history

June 3, 2016

Number lover

Economics major banking on 'eureka' moment at Stanford, Yale

May 17, 2016

Open invitation

ACENET hosting series of free presentations and workshops May 16

May 10, 2016

Eye on the prize

Master’s student to represent Memorial in national competition

May 2, 2016

Informing debate

Researchers contribute to new Nunatsiavut Government science report

April 18, 2016

Food for thought

Teaching children the path from the field to the fork key to better health

April 12, 2016

Op-ed: Dr. Carrie Dyck and Amos Key

Canadians have obligation to support Indigenous languages

March 29, 2016

Teachable moments

Channelling discomfort into learning with Canadian children's literature

March 24, 2016

Peering into the past

Using biology and chemistry of shells for archaeological interpretation

March 22, 2016

What’s in a name?

Name change for Faculty of Arts doesn’t affect student programming

March 21, 2016

Truth and Reconciliation

Aboriginal Peoples Week sessions seek to inform and educate

March 17, 2016

Behind bars

PhD researcher examining effects of prison life post-incarceration

February 24, 2016

SPARKS a smash

Faculty of Arts' literary festival a winter highlight

February 8, 2016

Op-ed: Dr. Sean McGrath

How do you mobilize the entire human community to change its ways of living?

January 25, 2016