Hundreds of new graduates walked across the stage at the Arts and Culture Centre Thursday as they received their degrees during Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador’s fall convocation sessions Thursday Oct. 15, 2026.
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Three sessions were held to confer the graduate and undergraduate degrees to students from all over the world as their family and friends looked on and cheered.
Awards were also announced and an honorary Doctor of Letters degree was conferred to artist, author, filmmaker, educator and researcher Pamela Elizabeth Hall.
At the end of the sessions, grads took to the Arts and Culture Centre hallways and grounds for photos with their supporters.
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