Events

Join TMTC for a virtual panel on "People of Peace?: Sexual Violence and Christian Institutions of Higher Education."

Panel participants are Michael Buttrey, Carolyn Mackie and Kim Penner.

Composing Louis Riel's Dream: Exploring the history of the Red River Settlement through family stories and music

Learn more about the University of Waterloo and Conrad Grebel! Check out UWaterloo presentations that cover everything from programs and faculties to financing and admissions. Visit our booths to get answers to your questions from students, faculty, and staff, and visit the University Colleges booth to chat with a Grebel representative.

In December 2001, the International Commission on Intervention and State Sovereignty released its ground-breaking report “The Responsibility to Protect” or R2P as it is now commonly known.  Twenty years later, the norm of R2P remains contested. 

Celebrate the launch of Peace is Everyone's Business, with presentations by Lowell Ewert, Fred Bird, and a few collaborators during this virtual event. Afterwards, ask the editors and authors your questions during a Q&A segment.

"What would it be like to live in a museum?"

Join us for an evening of storytelling and conversation with past and present Brubacher House Hosts in celebration of the new LIFE UPSTAIRS digital exhibit.

Community suppers are back! And we'd like you to (virtually) come on Wednesday November 24 at 5:45 to have a peak at the new dining room, hear announcements and see a presentation by Grebel Alum Eric Kennedy (BKI 2012) on his research on forest fires.

Please register to receive a zoom link for this event.

Join the challenge and help Grebel unlock $3000 in matched funds going towards professional music recording eqiupment for concerts, ensembles, and more. Make your donation on November 30.

Our 2021 Challenge Champions: David and Dianne (Daniels) Conrath (BA '88)

Please join us for a wonderful end of term Ensemble concert series.  These will remain posted until next term.

The University of Waterloo Chamber Choir sings a varied program including works by Indigenous composer Andrew Balfour, Indian-American composer Reena Esmail and Haitian-American composer Sydney Guillaume.  Other composers whose works will be performed include Healey Willan, Rene Clausen, Benjamin Britten and Morton Lauridsen.