Hope, grief, and value: a reflection on the Humanities
‘I saw the magic that happened in our seminars as the seed of something that could only benefit society by spreading.’
State of the University
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Love is something we don’t talk about much in university spaces, but for those I got to know during my time at OPE, love is the driving force behind their professional trajectory
It’s time for a reckoning on public university education in our province
Successive Liberal governments have presided over the destruction of Memorial University
What are universities for?
Higher education has long been a public good, a vital tool for the betterment of society. Now it is being used to serve the market above all else.
Memorial University students can’t afford silence
Why we’re taking action on Oct. 1
From Black Excellence to Black Flourishing at Memorial University
Excellence on its own will never keep us safe
Memorial’s Geography of Neglect: From Decay to Transformation
Decades of austerity have left Memorial’s buildings crumbling and its people sick, but beneath the mould and rats is a deeper story of land and labour — and a chance to transform the university from a site of neglect into a democratic, life-giving institution
Broken promises and lost faith
Student life at Memorial has been deeply impacted by the university’s failed commitments to peace, justice and equity
Doing the heart work: My time with Memorial’s Office of Public Engagement
Love is something we don’t talk about much in university spaces, but for those I got to know during my time at OPE, love is the driving force behind their professional trajectory
It’s time for a reckoning on public university education in our province
Successive Liberal governments have presided over the destruction of Memorial University
What are universities for?
Higher education has long been a public good, a vital tool for the betterment of society. Now it is being used to serve the market above all else.