The provincial government announced that a new program will soon be coming to Memorial, the Bachelor of Engineering in Mining and Mineral Processing. It will build off the preexisting Process Engineering program, and no funds for...
At MUNSU’s board meeting on October 28th, Executive Director of Finance Nathan Gillingham expressed concerns about an increase in fees and a proposed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in current lease agreement negotiations with Memorial.
A lease agreement...
DISCLAIMER: While The Muse understands and empathizes with shoplifting and shoplifters, we do not condone the actions or behaviour taken by these individuals.
The struggle for the people in Newfoundland to make ends meet with the rising...
At the opening of the Feminists Tackle AI Series on March 27th, panellists confront assumptions about Artificial Intelligence head-on in their talk “12 Problems with AI.”
Organized by the departments of Gender Studies, Political Science, and the...
A plaque in the atrium of the Arts and Administration building on MUN’s St. John's campus reminds us that our university was created as a living tribute to the enormous sacrifices made by the people of...
The Newfoundland and Labrador Association of Public and Private Employees, also known as NAPE, has called out Premier Tony Wakeham for his response to...
DISCLAIMER: While The Muse understands and empathizes with shoplifting and shoplifters, we do not condone the actions or behaviour taken by these individuals.
The struggle...
The provincial government announced that a new program will soon be coming to Memorial, the Bachelor of Engineering in Mining and Mineral Processing. It...
Section 2(a) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms states that everyone has the fundamental right to “freedom of conscience and religion.” It's...