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Agriculture and environmental research receives substantial federal funding
Can kelp help improve soil health and increase crop yields?
Profiling Alumni Art on the Fine Arts Balcony
The mural has become more than a visual intervention. It represents the success of a graduate whose artistic practice now spans installation, performance, photography, beadwork and other mediums, and whose work has been exhibited nationally and internationally.
Physics program encouraging a deeper understanding for rural secondary students
From measuring supernova explosions to medical imaging, a Grenfell Campus program is opening young students’ minds to the importance and prevalence of physics in the workforce.
Safer fieldwork: 91´«Ã½ secures $894K from the Hebron Project to strengthen field research safety
Researchers at 91´«Ã½â€™s Grenfell Campus conducting fieldwork in remote and challenging environments will soon have access to enhanced safety training, thanks to an investment from the Hebron Project.
Smallest discoveries: New chemistry lab to have big impact on environmental research
A new lab at is allowing incredible research opportunities to learn about the natural world through exploration of its tiniest parts.
New scholarship honours beloved professor
The memory of a beloved psychology professor and dean has been preserved through a new student award: The Dr. Sandra Wright Psychology Research Mentorship Award.
Donor support=open doors, Fine Arts experience ‘not just about getting a degree’
For Danylia Codner, studying fine arts at Grenfell Campus isn’t just about what happens in the studio.
Film and Media Studies Association of Canada conference a success
91´«Ã½ hosted the 49th annual conference of the Film and Media Studies Association of Canada (FMSAC), the leading scholarly organization for the advancement of film and media studies in the country.
Grenfell’s newest PhDs celebrated
Congratulations to the first graduating class of Grenfell Campus’s transdisciplinary sustainability (TRSU) doctor of philosophy program.
Best of both worlds: Grenfell grad stays home for degree while seeing the world
His first exchange took him halfway around the world to the University of Tasmania in Australia from February- June 2024.
Smart investment: 91´«Ã½ ranks among Top 15 in Canada for business and economics
91´«Ã½ ranks among the country’s top 15 universities for business and economics, and second in Atlantic Canada, according to Times Higher Education 2026.
Enhancing campus food services
The Grenfell Campus Student Union (GCSU) is working to enhance access to healthy, affordable and high-quality food option to students living both on and off campus.
Celebrating accomplishments of older adults
Congratulations to Dr. Leslie Cake, a professor emeritus and current (ARC‑NL) management board member, who is being honored with a Atlantic Award next month in Halifax.
91´«Ã½ to confer six honorary degrees
A culmination of each student’s academic journey, 91´«Ã½â€™s 2026 spring convocation ceremonies will see almost 3,000 degrees, including more than 750 graduate degrees, conferred.
Psychology research showcase
A wide variety of timely and interesting research was highlighted during the Grenfell Campus’s annual Psychology Student Research Conference.
Recognizing the Grenfell’s finest
Grenfell recognized the individuals who bring tremendous value to the Grenfell Campus community through the annual Student Achievement Awards.
Providing an essential service: Business students volunteer in tax preparation
During a recent session, Services Canada representatives were also on hand to help clients and volunteers become aware of federal programs and benefits for which they are eligible.
Inaugural Master of Management graduates cross the stage
Members of the first class of Grenfell Campus’s program will graduate in the May 14th session of convocation in Corner Brook.
Makers, artists, entrepreneurs and students: Innovation Week a launchpad for business ideas
The Centre for Research and Innovation (CRI) in Corner Brook will host a series of free, public events to mark Innovation Week.
Pleasuremonger: Reclaiming Histories, Reimagining Futures
When artist Daze Jefferies (she/her) describes her new exhibition pleasuremonger, curated by Emily Critch (they/them), she speaks of sex worker justice and a social and political framework that recognizes sex workers as workers, challenges criminalization, and calls for care and dignity.
A fitting way to remember a remarkable student
A new award that honours the life of an exceptional student was recently awarded at Grenfell Campus’s Scholarship reception.
Prepare for winter weather and campus closures
Newfoundland and Labrador is known for its intense, and sometimes dangerous, weather. Extreme weather may occasionally lead to delayed openings, full-day or mid-day closures. Cancellations and closures will be promptly communicated via the MUN Safe app, social media and email notifications.
Grenfell Campus Celebrates 50 Years
Corner Brook, NL — Grenfell Campus, 91´«Ã½, marked a major milestone with a series of events celebrating its 50th anniversary, including special access to its Archives and Special Collections, the launch of a commemorative book, and the introduction of a new scholarship campaign.
Grenfell Campus Thrive Week
Thrive week schedule
Maclean’s ranks Grenfell’s Environment and Sustainability Program among Canada’s best
Grenfell Campus’s Environment and Sustainability program has been named one of the . A recent Maclean’s article highlights standout environmental programs across the country that are preparing students to tackle the world’s most pressing challenges — from climate change to sustainable resource management.
Grenfell Science Tricks and Treats - It's back!
Grenfell’s School of Science and the Environment, along with Let’s Talk Science, will be offering children an evening of fun science activities.
Work of Navigate receives significant financial boost
, a partnership between and , is the recipient of 1.1 million in funding to deliver a new training initiative aimed at strengthening entrepreneurial capacity across Newfoundland and Labrador, presented by the Honourable Gerry Byrne, Minister of Jobs, Immigration and Growth.
Mobile tattoo exhibit brings breast cancer healing stories to communities
A powerful Grenfell Campus exhibit exploring healing, resilience and self-expression through body art has made its way to Atlantic Canada via an atypical mode of transit.
New interim dean named for School of Arts and Social Science
Following a call for expressions of interest, consultation with an advisory group, and candidate interviews, Dr. Julie Pitcher Giles has been recommended to be the interim dean of the School of Arts and Social Science. President Jennifer Lokash has approved the recommendation.
This is our moment
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Today marks the beginning of a new chapter — not just for me, but for 91´«Ã½ as it steps into its second century and faces a convergence of pressures and possibilities.
Grenfell students make waves at underwater robotic competition
With only a few months’ preparation, the Western Wave robotics team returned from the International MATE ROV Competition with some impressive accomplishments.
Geo Centre space exhibit celebrates 91´«Ã½’s celestial connections
Visitors to 91´«Ã½â€™s Johnson Geo Centre are looking up – waaay up – to learn more about space and our place in the universe. Deep beneath the ancient rock of Signal Hill, staff are putting the final touches on a refresh of the centre’s upcoming exhibit, Our Future and Space.
Robert Cormier and Katarina Roxon to receive hon docs on May 15 ceremony
An academic highlight, 91´«Ã½â€™s spring convocation ceremonies will see more than 3,000 degrees, including more than 900 graduate degrees, conferred. Convocation takes place at the Corner Brook Arts and Culture Centre on May 15 and at the St. John’s Arts and Culture Centre from May 27–30.
Uncovering a world of fantasy: Grenfell grad named Rothermere Fellow
Congratulations to 91´«Ã½ alumni Abigail Pinsent, BA (Hons), on being awarded the Rothermere Foundation Fellowship.
Hear original music from a 2025 Juno award winner in the Fine Arts building!
Congratulations to our friend and collaborator Deantha Edmunds, Inuk soprano, who won Newfoundland and Labrador’s sole 2025 JUNO Music Award, winning Classical Composition of the Year for the piece Angmalukisaa. She is the first Indigenous woman to receive this composer award.
No Place for Racism: Campaign launched to celebrate diversity
Grenfell Campus recognized International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination in a significant way this year.
Lived experience: Finding a home in Corner Brook
Two graduate students in Grenfell Campus’s Transdisciplinary Sustainability PhD program provided their insights about student housing in Corner Brook at the Corner Brook Student Housing Forum.
Movin' on up: Prevelance of black-legged tick influenced by climate change
We've all heard it — to avoid ticks, wear long pants and a long-sleeved shirt if you're hiking in tall grass. But do we really need to worry about that in Newfoundland and Labrador?
Milestone achievement: Grenfell Campus awards first PhD in Boreal Ecosystems and Agricultural Sciences
Grenfell Campus's School of Science and the Environment reached a milestone moment with the conferring of its first PhD in boreal ecosystems and agricultural sciences (BEAS).
Winter Semester Break at Grenfell Campus
Winter semester break begins on February 24 at Grenfell Campus. Here are some activities and events that students may be interested in.
Preparing for winter weather
Newfoundland and Labrador is known for its intense, and sometimes dangerous, weather. Snow, ice and wind can create challenging conditions from November until spring.
ITS President's Awards
91´«Ã½ community members were honoured during special ceremonies on Jan. 27, when their family and friends joined in the celebration of 11 individuals and three groups.
Honouring Innu tradition: A new mural beautifies Grenfell’s Fine Arts balcony
The balcony of the Fine Arts Building at Grenfell Campus is now adorned with a significant piece of art by visual artist Melissa Tremblett.
Horseshoe Literary Festival continues to supports writers and artists
The third annual Horseshoe Literary Festival will feature a wide array of diverse forms of art.
Grenfell Campus Open House
Explore and experience Grenfell Campus through campus tours, displays, and engaging sessions related to academic programs, support services, student life, and admissions.
Rights, responsibilities, respect: 91´«Ã½ announces Student Code of Rights and Responsibilities and Respectful Learning Environment Policy
91´«Ã½â€™s Board of Regents approved the Student Code of Rights and Responsibilities (SCRR) (former Student Code of Conduct) and the Respectful Learning Environment Policy (RLE) on July 11, 2024.
New gallery director named: Alumna takes the helm at Grenfell Art Gallery
Grenfell fine arts graduate Jane Walker will be returning to Grenfell in her new role of director, Grenfell Art Gallery.
Words and music by Indigenous artists animate the Grenfell Fine Arts balcony
A new multimedia public art initiative integrating works by Indigenous artists Deantha Edmunds and Douglas Walbourne-Gough, invites reflection on place, meaning, community and belonging.
Important IT updates: September, 2024
What’s new for September 2024 
Historic agreement signing with Mi'kmaw leaders
Four Mi’kmaw Chiefs representing their communities in Bay St. George and researchers from around the globe recently celebrated a historic research agreement that provides the foundation for the ambitious scope of the Marine Biomass Innovation Project. 
Advancing the circular economy
Dr. Shegufa Shetranjiwalla-Merchant has led the initiative with CELC from 91´«Ã½â€™s Grenfell Campus, and wants all 91´«Ã½ faculty, graduate students and post-doctoral researchers to build awareness and take advantage of the resources and opportunities for collaboration.
Green summer school
Grenfell graduate student Arlene Ononiwu was selected for one of only 60 spots at the American Chemical Society's Green Chemistry Summer School.
Grad profiles 2024
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From concept to publication: Authors write, edit, make and sell their own books
Grenfell student authors and editors collaborated on what was an incredibly unique project to end the semester.
A moment in time: Connecting people through the science
For a few brief minutes on Monday, April 8, thousands of people across the province of Newfoundland and Labrador stood hushed as an eerie darkness washed over the land.
Leadership update: Dr. Ken Jacobsen appointed interim vice-president (Grenfell Campus)
Dr. Ken Jacobsen has been appointed as interim vice-president (Grenfell Campus).