Convocation was a spectacular celebration of dedication, resilience and triumph. As graduates crossed the stage, their hard ...

Environment undergrad student, Samantha Terry, focused her final research project on supporting Indigenous families reclaim their relationships with Anishinaabeg parenting practices and connect to ...

The spirit of connection and community was alive and well last Friday night at United College during the annual Beer and Bites Reunion event. The evening brought together alumni from all ...

The Department of Systems Design Engineering (SYDE) welcomed alumni back to campus on June 7, 2025, for a reunion weekend packed with innovation, nostalgia, and milestone celebrations. Graduates ...

The Conrad Grebel University College community is pleased to highlight some notable students who are graduating this week. These students have demonstrated academic excellence throughout their degrees ...

The Conrad Grebel University College community is pleased to highlight some notable students who are graduating this week. These students have demonstrated academic excellence throughout their degrees ...

Anna Mahler is graduating with a Bachelor of Environmental Studies degree at the top of the PACS Department and is the recipient of the Arts Faculty Department Award for PACS. She studied both Peace ...

Class of 2025, we are proud of what you have achieved and excited to see the incredible contributions you will make as you step into your future.

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The Faculty of Arts is undergoing a change to the Arts Breadth Requirements. Starting in Fall 2025, Religious Studies (RS) courses will be changing to Religion, Culture, and Spirituality (RCS) courses ...

Congratulations to Dr. Dawn Parker on being selected as the winner of the 2024 Influential Female Researcher in Land System Science Award. A professor in the School of Planning and a core member of ...

What does math look like when it steps outside the textbook? That was the question I found myself asking—again and again—at this year’s Canadian Mathematical Society (CMS) Summer Meeting in Quebec ...