"What kind of province are we building if we don't prioritize the future?" asks @cfsnl Chair Nicolas Keough. themuse.ca/opinion-prem...

Most residents did not vote in the last St. John’s municipal election. In this opinion piece, Bruce March says it’s time for that to change. themuse.ca/opinion-vote...

“As a Canadian, why the hell is my parliament having a standing ovation to honor an American right-wing MAGA influencer?“ asks political science student David Rowe. themuse.ca/opinion-cana...

"While MUN invests in genocide, three of it’s current and former students are risking their safety to deliver aid to a starving people living under oppression," writes political science student Rachel Hawco. themuse.ca/opinion-thes...

St. John’s 2024 homelessness count sees a 71% increase from 2022. The Point-in-Time Count report estimates of people experiencing homelessness in a year increased 55.6% comparing the figures from 2022 and 2024. themuse.ca/homelessness...

The 2025 Canada Summer Games concluded this Sunday after a series of thrilling competitions. A total of 715 medals were handed out across the provinces and territories.Ontario finished the Canada Games with 175 medals. themuse.ca/ontario-take...

2025 Canada Games officially concluded at the closing ceremonies with Team NL taking home six medals. The ceremonies saw performances from Alan Doyle, Shallaway Youth Choir and Port-Aux-Poutine. themuse.ca/closing-cere...

Talking about his Canada Games experience, Baggs said, “It was a great experience, I did what I wanted to achieve and more. I’m definitely really happy with it overall.” themuse.ca/gavin-baggs-...

Six individuals were inducted into the Canada Hall of Honour for their contributions to the Canada Games. Lennox Lewis, Diana Matheson, Sharon Firth, Shirley Firth, Ajay Patel and Jennifer Bishop were recognized at a ceremony in St. John’s. themuse.ca/canada-games...

Muse writer Eamon Carew investigates the archives for evidence of Greek Life, and explores its modern resurgence. themuse.ca/muns-forgott...

"There has already been 192 wildfires in the province, compared to last year at 58. It is no secret nor surprise that Climate Change will increase the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events.” Bruce March reflects on the Climate Crisis in NL. themuse.ca/opinion-nati...

Gone are the days of two-dollar beers, five-dollar doubles, and three drinks for five dollars. As of July 23rd, the Newfoundland and Labrador Liquor Corporation has raised the minimum price of a standard drink from $1.65 to $2.65. themuse.ca/death-of-the...

Memorial University president pro tempore Jennifer Lokash, says these cuts come from the “20.85 million dollar shortfall” in MUN’s core funding from the provincial government. themuse.ca/office-of-pu...

Videographer Nathan Dunphy, known professionally as GNDN Media, documents practically every local punk show— archiving the vibrant alternative music scene in St. John’s, what he calls “proof we exist.” themuse.ca/proof-we-exi...

Organizer with MUN Students for Palestine writes open letter to incoming president Dr. Janet Morrison. themuse.ca/open-letter-...

Now in its 33rd summer, Shakespeare by the Sea continues to breathe new life into centuries-old texts with bold direction, local heart, and open-air magic. This year’s production of Love’s Labour’s Lost is directed by Lynn Panting. themuse.ca/wit-and-word...

Many residents of St. John’s have taken note of quirky posters put up around downtown advertising a public “Dirt and Worms” eating event. We sit down with the man behind it to get the full story. themuse.ca/public-dirt-...

Memorial University’s own Nathan Luscombe has been named the Provinces flag-bearer for the upcoming 2025 Canada Summer Games. themuse.ca/team-nl-name...

"Secure housing is the foundation upon which our capacity to function and make decisions is based. It is paramount to human flourishing." Bailey Brett argues that it's time to decommodify housing in this opinion piece. themuse.ca/opinion-ther...

Inspired by old-school country like Johnny Cash, Spent’ marries country elements with midwest emo, punk, and rock. Catch Andrew Smith Band this Saturday July 19th at the Ship Pub. themuse.ca/local-alt-co...

Eddie Sheerr, the former face of NTV Weather has left the network, and is making it on his own. Sheerr has launched his own weather network across social media, the Sheerr Weather app, and website. Listen to our full interview with Eddie Sheerr: youtu.be/g1DBQA6tvhs?...

Meet the woman behind the first statue of a named woman in St. John's. Sheila Coultas's depiction of Armine Nutting Gosling in Bannerman Park also marks the first public statue in NL by a female artist. themuse.ca/where-theres...

In this week's episode of Muse News, John Harris interviews Reese, organizer with Tent City for Community, about his experience with Tent City, the struggles he's faced with homelessness, and the future of the movement. youtu.be/V8OX8DVH6Lw?...

Tattoo lovers flocked to the Remax Centre last weekend for the ninth annual St. John’s Tattoo Convention hosted by Trouble Bound Studios themuse.ca/st-johns-tat...

MUNSU has announced their Pride events schedule for 2025. Featuring drag performers, bonfire, and movie night. themuse.ca/munsu-does-p...

Following their inaugural performance at Lawnya Vawnya 15, Penny and the Pits released their debut album. ‘Liquid Compactor’ is a wonderfully noisy, underwater delight. themuse.ca/new-brunswic...

'Skeet' is a bold new film directed by Nik Sexton coming soon to CBC Gem. Shot over the course of more than seven years, the film is a "character study" of an NL archetype, Billy Skinner, played by Sean Dalton. themuse.ca/skeet-depict...

A statue honouring Armine Nutting Gosling was unveiled in Bannerman park, a historic moment recognition of women's contributions to NL. themuse.ca/a-woman-who-...

Gilgeous-Alexander is the first Canadian to win Finals MVP after Oklahoma City Thunder capture their first NBA Championship. This is also the first time a team has won an NBA Championship with more than one Canadian on the roster. themuse.ca/shai-gilgeou...

The theme of this year’s festival has been designated as “no going back,” a sentiment of resistance as governments and communities take steps to backslide 2SLGBTQIA+ rights. themuse.ca/theme-of-st-...

Tucked away in Reidville, just outside of Deer Lake, the Newfoundland Insectarium is one of those hidden gems that takes you by surprise. themuse.ca/nls-top-attr...

NL Folk Art Society has announced that due to a loss of core funding from Arts NL, it will likely not be able to host the Folk Festival again next year. themuse.ca/organizers-s...

If you would like to help us cover the 2025 Canada Games, Sea Hawks, and more, come to our free Sports Journalism Workshop with award-winning journalist Nicholas Mercer. When? Monday, July 7th at 6pm. Where? University Centre Council Chambers (UC-2001), MUN

After months of anticipation, Churchill Park Music Festival has announced three headliners for this year’s festival so far with more dates and artists to come. themuse.ca/churchill-pa...

With 32 events in just 11 days, there is surely something for everyone at this year's Pride! The annual festival will run from July 9th-20th. themuse.ca/st-johns-pri...

This Saturday, June 21st, First Light hosted its annual celebration of National Indigenous Peoples’ Day. The festivities started in the morning, welcoming the first sunrise of summer, and continued into the evening as dancing, games, and music filled Bannerman Park. themuse.ca/national-ind...

Meet the MUN business student bringing the rickshaw experience back to downtown St. John’s. themuse.ca/meet-george-...

St. John’s local Abby Newhook became the second Newfoundlander to be selected in the Professional Women’s Hockey League Draft, after being picked 34th overall by the Boston Fleet. themuse.ca/st-johns-loc...

CFS NL Chair Nicolas Keough writes that Bill C-2 "attacks privacy and freedom, places further restrictions on immigration, and on asylum seekers entering Canada." He asks "is this what Canada voted for?" themuse.ca/opinion-carn...

The City of St. John's announced it is delaying plans for a "landmark sign" in Bannerman Park after receiving "considerable feedback" from the public. Council is seeking help from the public to determine a new location. themuse.ca/st-johns-lan...

St. John's 97th Tely 10, Race from Paradise to Downtown was a rousing success. MUN student and runner Rachel Waddleton said "the weather was perfect, the vibes were good." themuse.ca/the-tely-10-...

Dogfish comes on the podcast to talk about their new album Cassette Ape. Band mambers Michael Arnold and Owen Finn discuss the origins of the band, their inspiration, and much more. youtu.be/TG1ZvltLFYo?...

Dogfish is an up-and-coming 'slacker rock' band, with with an old-school-meets-modern-punk feel. themuse.ca/st-johns-ban...

Tony Wakeham said that athletes fundraising to pay for their Canada Games jerseys is a “provincial embarrassment.” Provincial government says that some provincial sports organizations are opting for more than whats required by the Games. themuse.ca/wakeham-says...

The nation-wide Canada Games festivities officially begin today after the Roly McLenahan torch was lit at the Centennial Flame on Parliament Hill. The torch arrives in Newfoundland on June 28th in Channel-Port aux Basques via ferry from Sydney, Nova Scotia. themuse.ca/canada-games...

Screened at Eastern Edge as part of Lawnya Vawnya 15, and born out of adoration for good ol’ cable television, HOME TV, is an imaginative DIY film project from Montreal filmmaker Alex Apostolidis. themuse.ca/muse-reviews...

Performed at the LSPU Hall from May 9 to May 11, Cole Hayley’s darkly surreal screenplay captures the slow horror of losing grip on time: the days that blur, the years that vanish, the milestones that never arrive. themuse.ca/time-is-tick...

What's the biggest difference between university and high school? The Muse spoke with three students who have finished their first year at Memorial University to gather some tips on how to navigate university after high school. themuse.ca/how-to-navig...

Marvel has wrapped up season one of its latest show, Daredevil: Born Again. In a time where Marvel’s future is more uncertain than ever, they have delivered the slam dunk they desperately needed. themuse.ca/muse-reviews...

Pro-palestine protesters in St. John's are calling on the Canadian government to enact a two-way arms embargo with Israel. “We won’t stop, and we aren’t okay that our government continues to be complicit in genocide" says student organizer Sadie Mees. themuse.ca/pro-palestin...