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Affiliating with the University of Waterloo makes residence at Conrad Grebel University College operate slightly different. With UWaterloo’s Co-operative Education program, the number of returning students often fluctuates based on whether they are on a study term or a work term. Grebel offers flexible housing contracts so that students can stay connected and have confidence that they will be welcomed back for another term 

Jessica Reesor Rempel has been named Conrad Grebel University College’s permanent Chaplain, starting immediately. She has held the role of Interim Chaplain since August 2021, offering insight, energy, and mindfulness in all her interactions with students, staff, and faculty. The Grebel community strongly affirms this appointment. "Jessica's understanding of chaplaincy is firmly planted in extensive experience and well-rounded training that includes both theological education and practical pastoral care and counselling,” said President Marcus Shantz.

Today we are, all of us, coming to terms with the violent attack on two students and a professor at Hagey Hall yesterday afternoon. This incident is deeply troubling, and it disrupts our sense of safety, security, and trust. Each of us may be affected in different ways. I am sure that you will be graceful and gentle with each other as we each process this in our own ways. This is a time when we are especially fortunate to have a strong community to rely on.

Grebel's 60 Stories Project | Erin Brandenburg lived at Grebel in 1997 and graduated from the University of Waterloo in 2001 with a degree in Drama and Arts Management. She now works as a director and writer and lives in Toronto. Erin will be directing her first short film this summer on Pelee Island.

At Community Supper last Wednesday, Grebel marked the end of Asian Heritage month with guest speaker, Susan Matsuo, sharing about the internment of Japanese Canadians during WWII.

Friday, May 19, 2023

The Inexpressible, Intangible Music AND

by Mark Vuorinen, Chair, Associate Professor of Music

Conrad Grebel University College is home to the University of Waterloo Music program. Tucked into spacious facilities on the lower level of the College “across the creek” from the sprawling campus of the University, the Department of Music welcomes a diverse student body to learn about and to make music. Over decades, hundreds of students have graduated from Waterloo with degrees in Music, and tens of thousands more have taken courses or participated in music ensembles. The Department of Music is large enough to create a vibrant and creative community of music-making and learning yet small enough that students get to know faculty, staff, and each other, personally.