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University of ��ݮ��Ƶ Music Professor Maisie Sum will share about the social, political, and spiritual significance of musical instruments to individuals and societies, at the 2023 Benjamin Eby Lecture at Conrad Grebel University College on Thursday, November 9. The Benjamin Eby Lecture is an annual lecture that presents the research of a faculty member at Grebel. This year’s lecture is titled Trace, Trajectory, and Truth: A Story of Morocco’s Iconic Lute.����

Students at Grebel who are attending the University of ��ݮ��Ƶ or Wilfrid Laurier University and have volunteered with Mennonite Disaster Service (MDS), are now provided the opportunity to earn a substantial scholarship toward one term’s tuition.��

“Sobering and hopeful" is how the Navigating to the Next Normal conference was described, an event that took place at Grebel��mid-October where pastors, ministers, lay leaders, and church members from various Christian denominations gathered to discuss issues affecting the Church in Canada.

Grebel's 60 Stories Project | Doris Jantzi was a Senior Research Associate at the Center for Leadership Development, OISE/University of Toronto. She specialized in leadership, policy analysis, and quantitative data analysis. Today, Doris enjoys living in downtown Toronto where she pursues opportunities to experience art and even nature. Doris and Alvin ”feed their soul” at the Ontario Art Gallery and the Royal Ontario Museum – appreciated especially by Al as a retired history teacher. Queen’s Park is close to their home and Doris noted the many magnificent trees that provide a lovely canopy.��

Conrad Grebel University College’s Music Professor Kate Kennedy Steiner and long-time adjunct Professor Debra Lacoste join the Digital Analysis of Chant Transmission (DACT), a 7-year partnership project recently granted $2.5 million in funding by the Canadian Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC). The aim of the project is to collect, analyze, and trace the transmission of plainchant through time and place, beyond Europe and the Middle Ages.

Grebel's 60 Stories Project | Kenny Hildebrand graduated from��the Peace and Conflict Studies program at the University of ��ݮ��Ƶ in 2015 and now lives in New York City. Since 2020, Kenny has worked as an Associate at Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP. In his free time, Kenny enjoys traveling, baking, comedy shows, trivia nights, golfing, board games, and��spending time with his friends at��his��local dive bar.

Marlene Epp, Professor Emeritus of History and Peace and Conflict Studies, has recently launched her new book, Eating Like a Mennonite. She was featured on CBC's radio show, The Morning Edition,��linked here.��

Grebel's 60 Stories Project |��Katie Gingerich graduated from the University of ��ݮ��Ƶ with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Peace and Conflict Studies and Religious Studies, and she completed a Master of Education from Wilfrid Laurier University. Today, she is a skilled facilitator, mediator and designer, working as a Manager of National Program Operations at Shad Canada.����

Grebel's 60 Stories Project | Greg Culp��graduated from the University of ��ݮ��Ƶ in 2006 with a degree in Fine Arts. He now lives in Burbank, California with his wife Andrea and three daughters. Since 2012, Greg has worked at Disney Animation Studios in Cinematography Lighting. In his free time, Greg enjoys plein-air digital painting and sketching, photography, and taking the family to Disneyland or to Malibu for a beach day.��

Jessica Reesor Rempel has been appointed as Conrad Grebel University College’s new Director of Student Services. She has already served with distinction as Interim Chaplain, Chaplain, and, for the past few months, as Acting Director. Jessie brings a wealth of experience in pastoral care, social services, and organizational leadership.��