Author: Shantambi Wamunyima

Shantambi Wamunyima
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Shanta is a 4th year Sociology major with a minor in Anthropology, under the International Bachelor of Arts program (iBA). She is passionate about human advocacy, literature and many artistic outlets meant to vocalize thoughts, opinions and controversial conversations. She enjoys making cover songs, writing poetry, reading, listening to music and spending time with nature.
Written by: Shantambi Wamunyima and Bruce March On May 31st, the CNA Journalism students hosted a panel: ‘Moving Metro’ on public transportation in St. John's and surrounding areas. The students invited guest speakers from Memorial University's Student Union...
On the 18th of February 2023, I was privileged to attend the first Annual BSA Night Gala (in honour of Black History month) with The Muse at The Lantern on 35 Barnes Road. It was a...

Are We Heading Backwards In Terms of Human Development?

Now more than ever, life has been made easier through technological innovations such as remote jobs, social media, Instacart, Amazon, online therapy sessions, and...

BSA Gala Night in honour of Black History Month

Black History Month is annually observed in February to acknowledge and honour the history of black people and communities. This year’s theme, “Ours to...

Fourth-year MUNL nursing students resume clinical placements today

Many fourth-year nursing students graduating this May are apprehensive about their graduation being delayed due to the MUNFA strike. The nursing students do not...

Strike action deemed low risk for international student study permits

As of 27th January 2023, the internationalization office (IO) released information about the impact the Memorial University Faculty Association (MUNFA) strike may have on...

MUN Relay for Life hosts Blind Date with a Book fundraiser

On November 16th, 2022, the MUN Relay for Life hosted a little fundraiser called “Blind date with a book!” which sold about 100 books...

Walk-in clinics now available for MUN students

Walk-in clinics are now available at the Student Wellness and Counselling Centre (SWCC) at Memorial University.  This announcement is a relief for many students due...

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