A study in resilience

Medicine fall graduate focusing on how people overcome adversity — while overcoming it himself

October 17, 2024

‘Hope, change and pride’

Northern students shine: bachelor of social work Nunavut cohort graduates this week

October 16, 2024

Great minds

Memorial University experts tackling global issues thanks to more than $3.3-million federal investment

September 26, 2024

From charity to social enterprise

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

April 30, 2024

Driving social innovation

Impact-a-thon readies students, community groups for social finance

April 5, 2024

A Coast Lines conversation

A Q&A with Coast Lines featured author Donna Morrissey

March 6, 2024

Electric tension

Between the academic and the artistic: Social Work professor awarded poetry prize

February 23, 2024

Presidential approval

Dr. Neil Bose recognizes standout employees at Dec. 8 ceremony

December 8, 2023

How giving helps

Scholarships open up world of possibilities for social work student

November 24, 2023

Community, art and eating disorders

Banting fellow funded $140,000 to bridge academic-community divide

October 31, 2023

Aging and loneliness

Expert says technology and research key to unlocking solutions

October 27, 2023

‘Inspirational location’

Social Changemaker Space to cultivate generation of socially inspired leaders

September 27, 2023

Understanding our world

Memorial researchers receive $11.5 million in federal funding to explore diverse ideas

September 8, 2023

Fantastic four

Researchers earn top honours from Royal Society of Canada

September 5, 2023

Champion of care

Centre for Social Enterprise receives national award

July 7, 2023

Public consultations

Equity, diversity, inclusion and anti-racism at Memorial

April 28, 2023

Stronger together

Memorial forms social finance-focused coalition with community leaders

October 27, 2022

Nurturing resilience

Public lecture to discuss ways families, schools and communities can help children thrive

September 26, 2022

Interdisciplinary perspectives

Memorial researchers awarded more than $700,000 for collaborative projects

June 17, 2022

Driven by love

From driving a taxi to a bachelor of social work degree

June 2, 2022

New role

Interim social work dean takes on dual responsibilities

May 5, 2022

An early start

New students can "kickstart" their Memorial degree

April 27, 2022

Inspiring and impactful

Trio from Memorial saluted for making positive contributions

April 1, 2022

Top-notch recipients

Exceptional researchers awarded prestigious institutional honours

March 7, 2022

‘Education is key’

Bachelor of social work, Nunavut cohort program well under way

February 3, 2022

Launch forth

First companies graduate from Social Ventures Incubator

December 15, 2021

Graduate tuition changes

Changes for new students enrolling in select course-based programs

December 2, 2021

Us, Now

Coast Lines book club features voices of racialized Newfoundlanders

November 25, 2021

Eternal support

Remembering Dr. Heather Onyett, one of Memorial's greatest supporters

July 27, 2021

‘Vision and energy’

Head of Memorial’s Centre for Social Enterprise appointed

July 16, 2021

Blending world views

Bachelor of social work, Nunavut cohort, degree program announced

June 22, 2021

Focus on revenue generation, partnerships

Memorial hires first vice-president (advancement and external relations)

June 8, 2021

Creativity and flexibility

Social work spring graduate collects invaluable lessons in variety of places

May 27, 2021

Leadership updates

Academic leadership changes in coming weeks and months

May 21, 2021

Head start

Memorial's fall 2021 cohort has option to 'kickstart' their degrees

April 29, 2021

A helping hand

Basil Dobbin Family Foundation bursaries supporting first-year students

March 12, 2021

Made in Nain

SmartICE expands horizons through experiential learning and social enterprise

December 18, 2020

System overhaul

Health care task force with Memorial ties to develop 10-year plan

December 11, 2020

Finding inspiration

Master of social work graduate turns struggles into learning

October 29, 2020

A place for the outliers

Memorial launches N.L.’s first social enterprise incubator

October 26, 2020

Transparency and commitment

Deans Council endorses statement on equity, diversity and inclusion

October 6, 2020

Deeper understanding

Equity, diversity and inclusion: Identifying a shared language for change

September 10, 2020

Head start

Memorial kick starts course offerings for new, first-year students

May 25, 2020

Equity, diversity and inclusion

A Q&A with renowned scholar Dr. Malinda Smith

February 21, 2020

Leading the charge

Memorial’s business faculty rethinking 'business as usual'

February 18, 2020

Memorial up North

Working together for, and in, Labrador

January 16, 2020

‘Respect and dignity’

Nursing professor travels to Ghana to support women and girls

January 9, 2020

Accelerating entrepreneurship

Growing the startup culture at Memorial University

January 7, 2020

Learning by doing

Social work students play, create and visit Netherlands' "coffee shops"

December 5, 2019

‘Powerful’ narrative

Play inspired by stories unearthed in provincial breast cancer research

November 1, 2019

Equity, diversity, inclusion

School of Graduate Studies launches lunch and learn series

October 11, 2019

Rural renaissance

Championing social enterprise models during times of ‘unprecedented challenges’

September 30, 2019

Op-ed: Jenne Nolan, Dr. Sobia Shaheen Shaikh and Dr. Jennifer Selby

Can faculty at Memorial create meaningful social change in N.L.? Should they?

September 23, 2019

A healthy interest

How community engagement at NLCAHR builds research potential

September 20, 2019

Adaptable and accessible

Living with physical disabilities inspires four women to launch social enterprises

July 4, 2019

Altered course

Master of social work graduate perseveres after life-altering accident

May 30, 2019

Annette Hartery

Q&A with social work alumna about 'blessed' 40-year career

April 26, 2019

21st-century learning

Preparing students for success in a rapidly changing world

April 3, 2019

Improving health care

Memorial University health leaders talk #FutureNL

April 2, 2019

Thinking big

'More than just a conference': Family well-being focus at Signal Hill Campus event

March 21, 2019

‘Creating connections’

New director for the Centre for Collaborative Health Professional Education

February 19, 2019

Relationship building

Social work field practica focused on Indigenous child welfare in Labrador

February 12, 2019

Visiting Aboriginal Elders

New project contributing to the Indigenization of Memorial

February 4, 2019

Interim dean appointed

Dr. Ross Klein appointed interim dean of School of Social Work

December 19, 2018

New leadership

Dr. Donna Hardy Cox chosen to lead student portfolio

November 2, 2018

Your dad’s on drugs

Downsize your prescription pile: Public event on Nov. 8

October 31, 2018

Knowledge economy

Emera contribution to advance innovation at Memorial University

September 10, 2018

Big boost

Emera invests $7 million for entrepreneurship programming at Memorial

September 6, 2018

Inspiring investment

Emera Innovation Exchange launched on Memorial’s Signal Hill Campus

September 6, 2018

‘Creativity is innovation’

Former ballerina leads social enterprise efforts at Memorial

August 23, 2018

Future choices

Pharmacy background a 'puzzle piece' for building viable social enterprise

August 20, 2018

For the love of dogs

A Q&A with alumnus and N.L. dog whisperer Ken Reid

August 3, 2018

‘My degree was my healing’

Years spent in child protection system motivates new graduate to become social worker

May 31, 2018

‘Feasible and affordable’

Nursing faculty member builds case for family practice nurses

May 9, 2018

Remembering Brendan

Giving to Memorial students, honouring the life of a son and brother

April 27, 2018

Public Pill Drop

Safely dispose of expired medications on March 11

March 7, 2018

Foundation for the future

School of Pharmacy releases strategic plan for 2018-22

March 6, 2018

Think pharmacists

Pharmacist Awareness Month 2018 taking place in March

March 1, 2018

Rapid results

Pharmacy-based HIV testing research proven effective

November 30, 2017

Op-ed: Nicole Helwig and Dr. Natalie Slawinski

Social enterprise as a pathway to social innovation

November 29, 2017

Fertile ground

Innovation ecosystem at Memorial University helps ideas grow

November 28, 2017

Honouring heritage

Memorial students discover traditional fishing skills through local social enterprise

October 6, 2017

Fostering innovation

New centre aims to build economic resilience through social enterprise

May 26, 2017

Be mindful

Workplace-oriented mindfulness training program offered to students

April 20, 2017

Island fellows

Fogo Island fellowship renamed in honour of Dr. Richard Marceau

April 7, 2017

All around the circle

Restorative justice puts relationships first in N.L. schools

April 5, 2017

Social change leader

Focus on Egyptian education earns alum spot in national competition

March 29, 2017

Frontline stories

Identifying the strengths and gaps of military and veteran supports

January 23, 2017

Social entrepreneurship

Pilot project develops future leaders with work placements

December 29, 2016

Bearing witness

TransStories: Selections from the Transgender Archives on display

November 1, 2016

The big picture

Exhibit on transportation and quality of life for persons with disabilities

October 19, 2016

Emotion and intellect

Blanket exercise brings Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal history to life

September 22, 2016

Critical thinkers

$2.1 million empowers social sciences, humanities researchers

September 16, 2016

Pushing the point

Interdisciplinary peer training and overdose prevention

September 6, 2016

Sustained and superlative record

Six Memorial University faculty members named professores emeriti

July 20, 2016

Effecting change

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

July 7, 2016

Leadership changes

Board of Regents approves number of academic appointments

June 9, 2016

Accidental educator

'Think before asking me to share my culture,' says Aboriginal student

March 21, 2016

Truth and Reconciliation

Aboriginal Peoples Week sessions seek to inform and educate

March 17, 2016

Best sex in years

A seniors’ guide to making love better than ever

February 10, 2016

‘Another way of knowing’

Social work class uses art to reflect professional encounters

January 29, 2016

Made right here

Faculty of Medicine blueprinting through curriculum design

December 30, 2015

$4.2 million for Memorial

Federal investment empowers researchers

December 23, 2015

‘Common purpose’

Chairs in teaching and learning building a community of practice

December 16, 2015