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“We’re from Crandall University and our name is Luminos. Luminos is Latin for light and that’s how we want to be in our worship – full of light and energy.” Layton MacCabe, a member of the tour team, would come to say this many times when introducing the band over the course of the two-and-a-half […]

On the eve of Convocation, alumni and friends of Crandall University gather for a banquet – an annual affair held to recognize outstanding alumni who have lived their lives as excellent representatives of Crandall in the world. This is the evening of the presentation of the Distinguished Alumni Award. The Distinguished Alumni Award celebrates the […]

Moncton: After a careful review of a number of qualified applicants, Crandall University is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. James (Jim) Druart as the new Director of Athletics and Recreation. Jim comes to Crandall as a former high-performance athlete as well as a coach and sports club director. He has experience both as […]

Moncton, NB: On Saturday, May 4, 2019 Crandall University will hold Convocation ceremonies for the students graduating from programs in the 2018-2019 academic year. More than 160 students will be presented with degrees, certificates, and awards, with friends, family, and political representatives in attendance to witness the ceremonies. A tradition since 1987, the Convocation ceremonies […]

Moncton – Over 100 Science students and faculty from 13 universities across the Atlantic Provinces descended on the Crandall University campus to present research projects to peers and professors alike at Science Atlantic’s 2019 Aquaculture & Fisheries and Biology conference. With the stated goal of “connecting science education and research,” Science Atlantic’s various conferences cover […]

Moncton – For a number of years now, Canadian universities have been experiencing the effects of the challenging demographic changes. The number of students completing high school in Canada continues to fall, causing more and more public schools to close or downsize every year, due to falling enrollment. As a result, more recruitment of university […]

MONCTON, NB – The Crandall University Faculty of Business Administration has announced the recipient of the $4,000 Gord and Marlene (Steeves) Read Scholarship in Business Ethics as Emily Gray of Norton, NB. As a senior student majoring in Accounting, Emily has distinguished herself with a reputation for excellence in both academics and personal integrity, leading […]

Moncton – With growing needs in New Brunswick’s public school system for teachers – particularly in French Immersion classrooms – Crandall University has launched a new French Immersion Education Certificate program to better prepare teachers to meet the needs of French Immersion students. The certificate comprises three courses and can be taken as part of […]

On Friday evening, four of Crandall’s faculty members were presented with awards for excellence in teaching, service, and research. The Stephen & Ella Steeves Awards provide the opportunity each year to celebrate the contributions of the faculty to their respective fields and to the university’s mission of Transforming lives through quality university education firmly rooted […]

Dr. Ted Newell of Crandall’s Education department, has released a new book discussing the history of education from a Christian perspective. Education: A Student’s Guide, is part of the series, “Reclaiming the Christian Intellectual Tradition,” edited by David S. Dockery, and shows how exploring Christian thinking about education throughout history can equip educators today to […]