From charity to social enterprise

Celebrating the history of social work education and practice in N.L.

April 30, 2024

Linguistic legacy

Canada Research Chair to continue work supporting Indigenous language revival

April 23, 2024

Histories, conversations, insights

Dr. Harris Berger renewed as Canada Research Chair in ethnomusicology

March 28, 2024

Solving ‘sea-blindness’

Memorial University historian charting course for tall ship challenge in N.L.

December 7, 2023

From your loving daughter

Newfoundland and Labrador's women of the First World War

November 3, 2023

‘Monumental’ research

Fall master's graduate seeks to disrupt traditional narratives in public spaces

October 18, 2023

A Coast Lines conversation

A Q&A with Coast Lines featured author Holly Hogan

October 5, 2023

Coast Lines and coffee

Wayne Johnston and William Ping in conversation with Angela Antle on Aug. 13

August 3, 2023

Take your medicine

Librarian uses folk remedies and natural materials to create art

July 26, 2023

Pieces of history

QEII Library marks Memorial Day with First World War artifacts

June 29, 2023

Foundational support

Wide-ranging research receives more than $470,000 in federal investment

November 23, 2022

Sustainable future

Memorial public partners champion shared responsibility to protect the world’s ocean

September 20, 2022

Op-Ed: Dr. Neil Bose

Memorial’s global leadership for ocean research, teaching and learning and public engagement scores big results

May 24, 2022

Fish by fish

Building confidence and measuring impact in Petty Harbour

February 28, 2022

Promising talent

$1.9 million in federal support for multidisciplinary graduate student researchers

January 18, 2022

Research in review ‘21

Renewed vision, high honours and critical investments round out another ‘successful’ year

December 20, 2021

‘Homecoming of sorts’

Dr. Pam Hall's Encyclopedia of Local Knowledge exhibited in library

October 13, 2021

All Together Now

Alan Doyle’s 'pub-in-a-book' next Coast Lines book club selection

September 13, 2021

‘Vast depth’

More than $3 million in federal funding to propel science and research

June 17, 2021

Hook and swipe

Alumna creates app to connect consumers with fish harvesters

May 19, 2021

Rekindling the spark

SPARKS Literary Festival returns online for 2021

January 26, 2021

Honouring Inuit Elders

Honorary doctorates to be awarded at special convocation in Labrador

January 21, 2021

Fostering innovation

More than $1.6-million provincial investment to strengthen research expertise

November 26, 2020

Funding for the future

PhD researchers secure $360,000 for complex societal studies

November 18, 2020

1914-2014

Legacy of Memorial's WW100 commemoration program

March 5, 2020

Healthy, affordable, sustainable

Nutritious progress: Public Engagement-driven food security initiative at O’Brien Farm

December 4, 2019

Remembering Judy

Thirty-nine years since tragedy on the parkway

October 18, 2019

Insight and talent

More than $2 million federal investment creating new knowledge at Memorial

July 25, 2019

Living Memorial Conference

1914-19: Aftermath of First World War focus of upcoming event

June 7, 2019

Folklore 50

Reunion to celebrate golden anniversary of storied department

April 18, 2019

Rare homecoming

Researcher reveals 176-year-old connection between Labrador and Wordsworth

April 4, 2019

Unique in the world

Giving voice to a centuries-old Inuit tradition

March 2, 2018

Running with the Hare

Alumnus Rex Brown on Atlantic Canada's largest poetry festival and why 2018 marks the final curtain call

February 22, 2018

Leadership shift

Community-focused research to remain at centre of Tradition and Transition partnership

February 6, 2018

Art form

Vintage Christmas card collection hearkens back to quieter times

December 21, 2017

Heritage calendar

Creative collaboration to promote one of Memorial's great treasures

November 27, 2017

Culture of excellence

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

November 16, 2017

A Fighting Newfoundlander

A conversation with the son of a Great War veteran

November 8, 2017

Honouring heritage

Memorial students discover traditional fishing skills through local social enterprise

October 6, 2017

Brave New Worlds

Memorial symposium on Shakespeare in N.L.

September 11, 2017

Geological inspiration

First Space Gallery exhibit: All Roads Lead to Here

September 7, 2017

Digital gold

Nunatsiavummiut media, archives and heritage to be discussed July 19

July 11, 2017

Sesquicentennial voyage

Memorial community part of historic Canada 150th marine journey

July 6, 2017

Southwest spectacle

Theatre festival hopes to attract tourists to Isle aux Morts

June 30, 2017

A lifetime of folklore

Retired professor receives recognition from national association

June 9, 2017

Landmark achievement

Hundreds of Innu place names in Labrador awarded legal status

March 22, 2017

Island cultures

International small island conference coming to Memorial this summer

January 31, 2017

Wild Archaeology

Archaeologists featured in Aboriginal Peoples Television Network series

November 14, 2016

Taking centre stage

Memorial, Nunatsiavut highlight Inuit traditions over four days

October 5, 2016

Emotion and intellect

Blanket exercise brings Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal history to life

September 22, 2016

Island castaway

Education professor finds creative inspiration in splendid isolation

August 18, 2016

Sad loss

Co-editor of Dictionary of Newfoundland English dead at 91

August 12, 2016

Research jackpot

Fogo retreats bring academic insights into rural community

August 2, 2016

Atlas honoured

Governor General recognizes faculty members for Dialect Atlas of N.L.

July 19, 2016

School’s out(side)

Artificial burial ground enhances archaeology summer field school

July 18, 2016

Unearthing a mystery

Undergraduate archaeology student studying ancient forms of cancer

July 12, 2016

‘Value of rural life’

Researcher focuses on writing, public engagement during Fogo retreat

July 7, 2016

Effecting change

The First World War and the evolution of social work in N.L.

July 7, 2016

No slacker

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

June 22, 2016

‘Such a learning experience’

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

June 3, 2016

Partnership promotion

New website focuses on Labrador Inuit cultural research

May 19, 2016

Cultural renaissance

New generation of Aboriginal Peoples reclaiming identities

March 23, 2016

Rich diversity

A guide to Aboriginal Peoples of Newfoundland and Labrador

March 18, 2016

‘We are all connected’

The story of the Grenfell Campus Wampum Belt project

March 16, 2016

‘Legacy is the learning’

Field notebook on battlefield flora becomes fodder for WW100 Project

March 2, 2016

In the spotlight

Memorial artists and alumni collect ECMA nominations

February 4, 2016

‘Circle of conversation’

Memorial-led partnership yields Inuit symposium in Labrador

January 28, 2016

Boardwalk record

Labrador community builds world's longest wooden boardwalk

January 27, 2016