Events

Logos surround us. How often do we think about the values they convey? This exhibit tells and shows the story of Glenn Fretz’s fifty-year career as a graphic designer and consultant, focusing on his work with Mennonite and non-profit organizations. It also gives a nod to his most ubiquitous work – his redesign of the Trillium symbol for the government of Ontario.

Parents, donors, students, alumni are invited to this celebration of the completed residence renewal campaign, including tours and activities.

Don't miss your chance to return to Grebel for an Alumni Community Supper! On Wednesday, October 14 at 6:00 PM, you're invited to join other alumni and families for homemade bread, a delicious meal, and the companionship of other Grebelites.

This year's 2026 Benjamin Eby Lecturer is Dr. David Y. Neufeld, Assistant Professor of History, speaking on the topic of "Credit Worthy: Anabaptist Debt and the Material Bases of Coexistence." Early Swiss Anabaptism was defined by its emphasis on separation from the world, a response to authorities’ attempts to repress dissenting communities out of existence. And yet, Anabaptists survived amidst a rural population charged with rejecting them.