This report examines the value of public services to households in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Governments are enacting the notwithstanding clause to deny human and democratic rights – and it’s at the expense of youth, educators, and all workers.

Impact on faculty and students remains unclear amid decreased enrolment and financial challenges.

Is post-secondary education in Canada a pipeline to train students for jobs or a source of critical perspectives essential to a healthy society?

Memorial University has cut the number of seats at the school of social work at a time when there’s a major need for these professionals, says the public sector union.

The Association of Allied Health Professions is warning of a "rapidly escalating crisis" caused by what it cal...

Memorial University is the first to win back-to-back wins at the John Molson School of Business Van Berkom Small-cap Case Competition.

Arthritis Society Canada invests over $240M in arthritis research, funding 113 projects in 2024 to advance a variety of programs.

The Agnes Marion Ayre Herbarium on Mount Scio Road in St. John's houses over 100,000 dried and pressed plant specimens from across the province.

ST. JOHN’S, N.L. – A research team was honoured Wednesday for identifying the cause of the “Newfoundland curse” — a deadly heart condition that has afflicted Newfoundland families for centuries. The c...

Ian Gillies Jr. had spent a month in hospital, slowly getting sicker and sicker. Just as doctors warned the family he might not make it through the night, a "saviour arrived," says his dad.

Memorial University researchers are developing a new technology that uses artificial intelligence to power prosthetics for amputees. Xianta Jiang, an associate professor in computer science, has devel...

Memorial’s math teams have placed first in all but two of the competitions since 2015.

NAPE is raising the alarm over a 20 per cent cut in seats in Memorial University's Social Work Program. Presid...