MRU’s journey to decolonization
MRU’s efforts on Indigenization and decolonization, past present and future.
Tagged: decolonization
The Journey so Far
By Liam Rockliffe, Contributor Truth and reconciliation goes beyond just knowing what happened and then feeling sad for those who were lost, Mount Royal University (MRU) demonstrated this from Sept. 22 to Oct. 4...
MRU’s Journey to Indigenization
By Liam Rockliffe, Contributor Mount Royal University (MRU) hosts its very own truth and reconciliation events to be held between Sept. 22 and Oct. 4. These events hold special meaning for all Canadians especially...
How MRU plans to recognize and honour National Day of Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day
By Noel Ormita, Contributor With Sept. 30 marking the second annual National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, there will be no classes but Mount Royal University (MRU) and the Students’ Association of Mount Royal...
What will the future of decolonization hold without the influence of the monarch?
By Matthew Hillier, Staff Writer Although Canada, the monarch of England and other Commonwealth countries are currently mourning the death of Queen Elizabeth II who ruled from Feb. 6, 1952 until Sept. 2 this...
MRU establishes new associate vice-president position for indigenization and decolonization
by Riggs Zyrille Vergara, Publishing Editor Starting May this year, Dr. Linda ManyGuns becomes the vice-president of indigenization and decolonization at Mount Royal University (MRU). As the senior Indigenous leader of MRU, she will...
