NEWS RELEASE: Memorial Cuts to Impact Students, Faculty, & the Community at Large #nlpoli #memorialuniversity #newfoundlandandlabrador

On Wednesday, the provincial government announced that the annual cuts to the Tuition Relief Grant would be paused for the 2025-26 year. MUNSU, GCSU, MISU, and CFS-NL call on the Board of Regents to, in turn, pause the planned 4% increase in tuition fees this year.

Ratification and Recognition applications close this Wednesday, April 9! If your club or society hasn't applied for Winter ratification/recognition, head to https://t.co/OPGiEeGvlL to apply!

Due to the severe weather, our office and services will be closed today. We apologize for the inconvenience, and we’ll be back on Monday!

Due to the severe weather, our office and services will be closed today. We apologize for the inconvenience, and we’ll be back tomorrow!

From a student submission: some Math 1000 assignments are now unable to be fully graded due to budget cuts. When we say this impacts our quality of education, this is what we mean. #FundMUN

We’re starting Black History Month with a bang! Join us next week for a screening of WHITE CHICKS! Come to the Breezeway at 6pm on February 4, and have your fill of pizza and popcorn! 🍕🍿#BHMatMUNSU

I am rather concerned yet not surprised by conclusions of @OAG_NL in the Independent Auditor's Report on Memorial University Facilities Management. "funding needed to tackle the significant deficiencies" #FUNDMUN I encourage you to review for yourself. https://t.co/0uDJzSkQb1

funding to Memorial University to provide the access to high-quality education that this province deserves. We are calling on the leadership of Memorial University to commit to immediate and accountable action to address the crumbling infrastructure”. #FundMUN

$347 million and is double the size of the original Science Building - did not have any shared classrooms or laboratories and had a utilization rate of 16%.” MUNSU Executive Director of External Affairs, Nic Keough, states “MUNSU is calling on a reinstatement of government

defunct decision-making bodies and a clear inability to account for fiscal and operational decisions. Decisions being made in the guise of benefiting students are covering up gross misspending that does not benefit students- “The new Core Science Facility - which cost

confirms that the “campus renewal fee revenue of approximately $7.8 million annually was insufficient to address deferred maintenance requirements”. We are seeing another report detailing the lack of responsibility within an institution that has allowed unfathomable misspending,

funding for the university and a direct transfer of debt onto the backs of students. Young people can not continue to financially support a crumbling institution. We need government leadership to prioritize the future of this province and directly invest in students. This report

the university campus, but highlights the complete lack of reliable oversight of the establishment “with many of the figures and information used for [the] audit being unreliable or questionable.” The decisions of provincial leadership has resulted in a decrease of 52% of

maintenance liability was the campus renewal fee paid by students”. Students are spiraling in ever increasing debt to attend an establishment where 1/3 of the facilities have been identified as in critical condition. This report shows not only the alarming deterioration of

success through egregious misspending and negligent management of MUNL resources. MUNL has been relying on extracting debt directly on the backs of students- this report confirmed that “The only dedicated funding source at the University to address the $481 million deferred

The Independent Auditor General Report overviews the Facilities Management of the university and confirms what students have been shouting- the walls are crumbling around us. Memorial University leadership has been openly displaying their gross regard for student wellbeing and

MUNSU Statement on Auditor General's Report: Memorial University is back in the news today confirming the atrocious mismanagement of student funds by the leadership at Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador.

MUNSU Scholarships are now open! To apply, you must be an undergraduate student beyond your first year, you must meet MUN scholarship standing, and you must actively participate in student life at MUN. Link in bio to apply!

Please see the attached job posting for a Permanent Full-Time Accounting Clerk. Starting salary is $30.30/hour plus benefits.