Memorial University - Conference and Event Services

07/22/2026

- Signals to Strategy is showing up large on Signal Hill Campus - Memorial University! A crew of about 175 marketing and communications professionals from across Canada and beyond are sharing stories, learning new skills, taking in experiences and enjoying the views! Conference and Event Services is proud to co-host with College of the North Atlantic!
The good things keep on coming :-).

07/14/2026

Great deal at the Memorial University Bookstore for the Pride Parade!

In anticipation of the St. John's Pride Parade on Sunday, July 19, the Bookstore is offering a Buy 1, Get 1 50% Off deal on ALL OUR PRIDE STOCK. 🌈🌈🌈

Offer ends Friday, July 17.

07/09/2026

- Summer is spectacular on the Hill! Earlier this week it was quite the delight to have a film crew working from Emera Innovation Exchange. It was amazing to watch (and that's just the filming, not the show!) Talk about abuzz with activity - the parking lot transformed to a community of trucks and trailers, with dozens of people doing so many busy things. And it was oddly quiet - especially during the "ROLLING" call! What a treat to have them - looking forward to seeing EIX on the screen!
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07/01/2026

06/29/2026

Conference and Event Services & Strat Ops had good Team Time - outside, in the sun, in the wind, in the weeds with pitchforks and shovels!

06/26/2026

- It's usual for Memorial's Strat Ops and Conference and Event Services team to enjoy their work, but the screening of Wanda Nolan's "The Muse" on June 25 at the Main Hall of Emera Innovation Exchange brought another level of feeling to the everyday. There was laughter, and there were tears, and there was renewed appreciation for what international students bring to Memorial University.

PhD student in Memorial's Folklore program and photographer TingTing Chen moved into Signal Hill Campus in 2018. She was not a photographer then, but with the support and friendship of her muse, Robert Tilley, her home on the Hill became the ecosystem where her fine art photography took root and absolutely bloomed. Nolan's 'The Muse' tells the story of the friendship between Ting Ting and Robert and the photography they created together. Sadly, Robert passed in late 2025.

Everyone present was moved by 'The Muse', and friends of Ting Ting became fans of her work.

Among other accolades, 'The Muse' was recently named the Best Short Documentary in the Canadian Screen Awards.

Watch it here to get the full story - https://www.nfb.ca/film/the-muse/

06/24/2026

- Halfway up Signal Hill at Emera Innovation Exchange, Conference and Event Services is delighted to have been the venue for ICAM 8 - the 8th International Corraline Algae Society meeting. Over the past few days, the main conference hall has been abuzz with people from all over the world sharing ideas about ecology, biochemistry, geology, evolution, physiology and conservation of free-living, custaose and geniculate corraline algae. For those of us with less-than-passing knowledge of what corraline algae does, it is an important part of the ocean ecosystem that supports strong reefs and serves as a marine carbon sinks. The topic was science serious, but the team kept the moments of joy coming with swag bags, logo shirts, lunch adventures with brown bag lunches, and time to socialize.

Thanks for being here and thanks for your work! It was great to have you :-)
Ocean Sciences, Memorial University

06/16/2026

SCREENING short doc ‘The MUSE’ at EIX Thursday June 25, 11:30 am – The Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television named Director Wanda Nolan’s ‘The Muse’ Best Short Documentary in the 2026 Canadian Screen Awards. The title, 'The Muse', which is of course also the title of Memorial’s student-run publication, is not the only thing it shares with Memorial University.

In addition to being a photographer, Ting Ting Chen is a graduate student in Memorial University’s Folklore program and a resident of Signal Hill Campus. ‘The Muse’ tells the story of the beautiful, inspiring, age-defying friendship between Ting Ting and Robert Tilley, who was born in 1948. Robert became the muse for Ting Ting’s extraordinary body of work, which has been exhibited both across Canada and internationally. Select pieces are on exhibit at Emma Butler Gallery.

Robert was a frequent visitor to Signal Hill Campus, and one of Ting Ting’s works featuring Robert is on display at the Conference and Event Services office. Robert passed away in December, 2025. Part of his legacy will be this film, which explores the concepts of intergenerational friendship, aging, memory and identity while demonstrating the power of creative connection.

Ting Ting will be at the screening and available for a short q&a session following.

All welcome to attend.

06/07/2026

The Whale Atrium at Core Science is the full feast of wedding activity today, but we’re excited to share a little amuse bouche from the Bruneau Centre. It’s beautiful space made wedding perfect by spotlighteventsnl

Available for booking! Contact [email protected] for more info.