Events

Informational webinar about the upcoming tour Commemorating 500 years of Anabaptism: Friends of Grebel European Tour, in partnership with Tourmagination.

Join us for a three-choir extravaganza at St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church. The program will include a new choral work commissioned especially for Grebel's 60th Anniversary.

Help Grebel unlock $5000 in matched funding for the Social Justice Internship Fund with the Master of Peace and Conflict Studies Program for Giving Tuesday!

Make a Difference (MAD) Market is a one-day artisan and craft holiday market held at Conrad Grebel University College on December 2, 2023. Hosted by the Peace and Conflict Studies (PACS) Undergrad Society.

Are you interested in Theological studies? Learn about Master of Theological Studies programming and full tuition scholarships during this free pizza lunch and information session at Grebel on January 16, 2024, at 12 PM, Room 2400.

Conrad Grebel University College invites students in Grade 10 (or above) and their families to share a meal at Grebel before attending Waterloo's annual Grade 10 Info Night. 

Is Reconciliation Possible?

The 2024 Rodney and Lorna Sawatsky Visiting Scholar is Rev. Dr. Ray Aldred, director of the Indigenous Studies program at the Vancouver School of Theology.

Join us to celebrate Paul Penner's retirement and lifetime of contributions to Grebel with a talent show night out. Wear your best tie!

A Plot-Driven People: Mennonite Narratives in the Age of Nationalism (1870-1945)

This year's Bechtel Lecturer in Anabaptist Studies is Dr. John P. Eicher, Associate Professor of History at Pennsylvania State University-Altoona.

Celebrate the launch of Hildi Froese Tiessen's new book On Mennonite/s Writing, collecting 18 essays that reflect a half-century of critical engagement in Mennonite writing.