‘Accelerate and expand’

Memorial's Board of Regents approves new five-year research strategy

November 20, 2023

Community, art and eating disorders

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

October 31, 2023

Participatory democracy

Event to discuss how public opinion is a resource, not a risk

October 23, 2023

Fantastic four

Researchers earn top honours from Royal Society of Canada

September 5, 2023

‘Love, risk, resilience’

Duo Concertante, Robert Chafe create new work to explore N.L.'s changing ocean

August 22, 2023

Recovery curriculum

Education researcher leads global study examining pandemic experiences

May 30, 2023

Stone in the road

Miawpukek First Nation, Memorial collaboration encourages 'real listening'

May 18, 2023

‘Inspiring moment’

Memorial University researchers benefit from historic research investment

May 2, 2023

Op-ed: Lauren Law and Simal Qureshi

N.L. must expand interpretation services to improve newcomer health, say MD students

March 30, 2023

In support of ALS

Nursing students celebrate 25 years of charity ball this weekend

March 24, 2023

Nothing else like it

Labrador clinical placement a growth opportunity for nursing student

March 21, 2023

Cracking the glass ceiling

Thoughts about women on International Women’s Day

March 8, 2023

‘Institutional transformation’

Banting fellow funded $140,000 for Chilean museum decolonization work

December 5, 2022

‘A real gift’

HKR researcher advocates for inclusive, healthy active living

November 28, 2022

Foundational support

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

November 23, 2022

Stellar scholars

Quartet of researchers elected to Royal Society of Canada’s Class of 2022

September 6, 2022

Authors, books and voices

Pride Week: A Q&A with 2SLGBTQIA+ authors and panellists

July 19, 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

Mindful mining

Geographer strives to improve legacy of mining activity

April 6, 2022

Inspiring and impactful

Trio from Memorial saluted for making positive contributions

April 1, 2022

Advancing Indigenous scholarship

Memorial University welcomes five new Indigenous scholars

March 22, 2022

Top-notch recipients

Exceptional researchers awarded prestigious institutional honours

March 7, 2022

Engineering for all

Giving equity, diversity and inclusion an 'intentional focus'

February 21, 2022

New dimensions

HKR professor making teaching, outdoors more accessible

January 14, 2022

‘Collaborative vision’

Research director, president and faculty honoured for championing mental health research

December 20, 2021

Scarborough Charter

Memorial signs charter on Anti-Black Racism and Black Inclusion

November 18, 2021

‘Vast depth’

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

June 17, 2021

Price watchers

Students seek community volunteers for citizen science project

June 7, 2021

Creativity and flexibility

Social work spring graduate collects invaluable lessons in variety of places

May 27, 2021

Finding inspiration

Master of social work graduate turns struggles into learning

October 29, 2020

‘Deeply connected’

Labrador researchers, leaders among global voices in climate change documentary

October 7, 2020

Ground-up solutions

Terra Nova Young Innovator focusing on community-driven food policy project

September 21, 2020

Class of 2020

Award-winning sociologist and geographer elected to Royal Society of Canada

September 8, 2020

Ideas and technologies

Multidisciplinary research projects benefit from nearly $500,000 federal investment

June 3, 2020

Studying the stressors

Nearly $1 million in federal funding to examine correctional officers’ mental wellness

May 19, 2020

Relationships first

Promoting and honouring our worth, well-being and interconnectedness

February 27, 2020

‘Respect and dignity’

Nursing professor travels to Ghana to support women and girls

January 9, 2020

Valuable resources

World Fisheries Day: Highlighting sustainability and equity

November 20, 2019

Advancing knowledge

Memorial sociologist, political scientist elected to Royal Society of Canada

September 10, 2019

Celebrating difference

Trudeau fellow uses poetic lens to challenge the status quo

June 25, 2019

Justice warrior

Activist and master of arts graduate Kerri Claire Neil eyes the future

May 24, 2019

Advancing accessibility

Student contest turning student-led research ideas into reality

March 6, 2019

‘Essential’ support

Insight into post-traumatic stress injuries thanks to federal investment

February 15, 2019

Prestigious posts

Canada Research Chair appointments amplify Memorial’s cutting-edge research reputation

November 13, 2018

Future choices

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

August 20, 2018

‘My degree was my healing’

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

May 31, 2018

Empowering communities

Memorial students take top prizes at Social Innovation Challenge

May 30, 2018

‘Feasible and affordable’

Nursing faculty member builds case for family practice nurses

May 9, 2018

‘Someone cares’

Federal funding for public safety personnel mental health initiative

March 26, 2018

Growing closer to home

Memorial's community garden: Sustainability from the ground up

March 5, 2018

Culture of excellence

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

November 16, 2017

Research trio

More than $1.6 million in federal funding for three Canada Research Chairs

November 7, 2017

Standing her ground

New nursing graduate questions relevancy of licensing exam

September 6, 2017

Housing first

Determining the economic benefits of stable housing

August 18, 2017

All around the circle

Restorative justice puts relationships first in N.L. schools

April 5, 2017

A grounding experience

Mixing mindfulness and horticulture to nurture wellness at HMP

March 14, 2017

Fair play

HKR professor working to ensure access to physical activity for all

March 6, 2017

Standard of living

Could a guaranteed annual income work in N.L.?

December 15, 2016

Continuing the streak

National contest looking for best storytellers at Memorial

November 29, 2016

The big picture

Exhibit on transportation and quality of life for persons with disabilities

October 19, 2016

Fostering dialogue

Bringing together perspectives on industry's social licence to operate

October 7, 2016

Emotion and intellect

Blanket exercise brings Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal history to life

September 22, 2016

Strength in community

Partnership finds power in N.L. social housing communities

September 20, 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

Road stories

A conversation about community sustainability, Canada-wide

August 31, 2016

Street legal

Improving young people’s understanding of legal rights

August 15, 2016

Political passion

Who We Are, What We Do: Department of Political Science

August 9, 2016

Violence no more

Event to address inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women

August 8, 2016

Creative solutions

Using art to improve HIV/AIDS education, prevention programming

July 25, 2016

Effecting change

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

July 7, 2016

‘What happened is horrific’

Grenfell Campus teaching chair collecting Magdalene laundry stories

July 4, 2016

Common land

Anthropology grad digs into social, economic impacts of Detroit's urban gardens

May 31, 2016

Social inequality

Who We Are, What We Do: Department of Anthropology

May 30, 2016

Alberta bound

Erin Mobley represents Memorial at national research event

May 30, 2016

Clear and compelling

Student researchers―and storytellers―in the national spotlight

April 6, 2016

Teachable moments

Channelling discomfort into learning with Canadian children's literature

March 24, 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