Join alumnus Jonathan Seiling (BA '99) as he leads a tour from Port Colborne to Vineland on bike trails and side roads. This 40km tour will focus on points of historical interest - particularly Mennonite history. The tour will start around 10:00 a.m., include provisions for lunch and end at a Reception & Pool Party hosted by an alumnus from Beamsville.
Watch for details on cost and other logistics.
Please join us in-person or online for this hybrid Alumni Reunion celebrating those at Grebel in the '80s.
Join other Grebel Alumni and enjoy a beer sampling from local breweries at each College across the creek.
A reception with wine tasting and appetizers will be followed by a presentation on local birding by Lyle Friesen.
Are you a Grebel alumnus living in the GTA? You're invited to this reception event, featuring a short program and a conversation with President Marcus Shantz and alumus Mark Weber, who heads the Conrad School of Business and Entrepreneurship. Watch for more details as we get closer to March.
Grebel is excited to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the Master of Peace and Conflict Studies program, together with recognition of the 2022 recipient of the Grebel Distinguished Alumni Service Award, Issa Ebombolo (MPACS 2017).
Conrad Grebel University College and the University of Waterloo are pleased to present:
“In Conversation”
An interview with Senator Peter Harder (BA 1975, LLD 2005) hosted by
Marcus Shantz (BA 1995), President, Conrad Grebel University College.
5 different ICE groups will perform a wide variety of classical music pieces. Composers range from Mozart to Handel to Russell Peterson, so there will be something for everybody's taste. Participating students are from multiple departments, including Computer Science, Engineering, and Music.
Directed by Michael Wood, the 20 member Jazz Ensemble will present a concert featuring Canadian compositions and their composers.
The fall Chamber Choir program explores themes of light and night in music that spans five hundred years, written by composers such as Palestrina, Josquin and Victoria of the Renaissance and Eric Whitacre, Ēriks Ešenvalds, and Sarah Quartel of our own time.
The Choir will be accompanied by Madeline Weber, piano and a string quartet:
Karen Fu (violin), Frank Wang (violin), Ewan Simms (viola) and Robert Choi (cello)