Author: Kaelem Tingate

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Disconnected, disjointed, and scrambling through a web of adventures, Kaelem can be found sporting strange and unusual outfits—mic or camera in hand—always ready for an interview. He's a communications and philosophy student. He first got his start with The Muse as a volunteer, later becoming Social Media Manager, and now Editor-in-Chief.
*this was a Letter from the Editor in The Muse's Sex, Drugs, and Rock 'n' Roll issue Dear Readers, Throughout its history, The Muse has been a place for students to start careers across media, politics, and...
On Friday, October 16th, a female employee was assaulted while working in her office on the St. John's campus.  The suspect, a 15-year-old male, was arrested and charged with assault with a weapon and assault by choking...

Public meeting scheduled to discuss media levy referendum

On October 15th from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm, a public meeting for the media levy referendum will be held in the Bruneau Center...

MUN responds to Diabetes Society’s “lack of sharps disposal containers” campaign

Last week, The Muse interviewed the MUN Diabetes Society about their recent post regarding a lack of sharps disposal containers on campus; the society...

Only 20% of campus washrooms have sharps containers, says MUN Diabetes Society

In August, the MUN Diabetes Society checked over 160 washrooms on campus and found that “only about 20% had sharps containers.” Of all locations checked,...

Fantasy Football: The Muse’s top picks for 2026

The kickoff for the 2026 NFL season is fast approaching, which also means that it's fantasy football season. Most armchair GM's around the world...

Ex-employees say they were ignored in Breezeway manager investigation

Three former Breezeway employees say they were excluded from a months-long workplace investigation into the bar manager, who has since returned to his position. Since...

Dear Student Life, where was Homecoming?

During MUNSU’s 2025 election, Blake Colbran, Director of Student Life, drew a vision of a Memorial campus reignited.  Colbran is one of MUNSU’s executives, the...

MUNSU executives keep course reimbursements, despite budget deficit

A motion to remove Executive Director course reimbursements failed to pass at MUNSU's latest board meeting. MUNSU executives are reimbursed for the cost of one...

The death of debauchery

What happened to university degeneracy? Lifestyles worse than 60s' rock stars, fuelled by a mix of caffeine, nicotine, and alcohol. Our future, lawyers, doctors,...

MOUTH OFF!: Highlighting conversation and controversy

*This article first appeared in The Muse’s 75th Anniversary Print Supplement magazine, published January 2026. The Muse has always highlighted student voices, in one way or...

Sea-Hawks Wrestling returns to the mat

For the first time in nearly a decade, Memorial University once again has a wrestling team. Newfoundland's wrestling community came together for Canada Games,...

Course spotlight: Archaeology of Intoxicants

“We all know about intoxicants” says Peter Whitridge, Professor at Memorial's Faculty of Archaeology. From abusing caffeine during finales, to drunken nights on George...

Death of the Toonie Bar: The end of 3 for 5

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...

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