Huron University

Hey Grads! Take a piece of Huron with you, wherever you go next. Our London Heritage collectible ornament, made with the Rotary Club of London South, is a great keepsake of your time here.

Available for $25, shop www.LondonOrnaments.com, the Huron Merch store: https://shop.huronu.ca/, the Western Book Store, or grab yours at convocation on June 10!

Congratulations to Huron alumni Emily Addison ('16), Vivek Prabhu ('13), and Kayla Duncan ('16) on being named to Canada's 2025 Emerging Leaders List! 🌟

Now serving as Country Director for Canada at the United Kingdom Department for Business and Trade, Emily is helping to strengthen economic ties between Canada and the U.K.

Vivek is the Canadian Practice Lead for Public Affairs at Burson, a global communications consultancy, where he advises organizations across Canada and internationally on protecting and enhancing their reputations.

Kayla is a Senior Manager at TD and President of the Ellevate Toronto Chapter, where she is recognized for her leadership and contributions within Canada's business and finance sector.

🔗 Read more: https://huronu.ca/news/huron-alumni-emily-addison-and-vivek-prabhu-named-to-canadas-emerging-leaders-list/

Huron was proud to host a stop on the 2026 Governor General’s Canadian Leadership Conference.

Bringing together emerging leaders from across the country, the delegation visited campus to explore this year’s theme of Sustainable Prosperity. During their time at Huron, participants engaged in discussions about Canada’s long-term resilience, shared perspectives, and examined the role of leadership in addressing today’s complex social, economic, and global challenges.

Thank you to Huron’s President, Dr. Barry Craig, and Senior Strategic Advisor at Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP, Nadir Patel, who engaged participants through their talks.

We were pleased to support this important national dialogue and showcase Huron as a place where thoughtful leadership, collaboration, and meaningful exchange thrive.

This June, we recognize National Indigenous History Month, a time to honour the histories, cultures, and enduring strength of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples across the country.

At Huron, we remain dedicated to advancing Truth and Reconciliation through meaningful action on our campus and in the wider community.

Pictured is a soapstone sculpture titled "A Healing Song" by Vince Bomberry. Known as a healer on his reserve, Bomberry thinks about the powers that come from the land and how we are able to tap into these powers. Music, or song, is one way. People are able to sing and connect spiritually to the Great Creator. The inlay in the eyes represents when this powerful connection has been made. The bag of healing medicines, herbs, and gifts from Mother Earth are the other powerful gifts we have received from the Great Creator to enable us to encourage healing around us. The smoke rises, carrying our hopes and dreams skyward.

Learn more about National Indigenous History Month here: https://www.rcaanc-cirnac.gc.ca/eng/1466616436543/1534874922512
Celebrate Indigenous Solidarity Day with Atlohsa Family Healing Services here: https://atlohsa.com/pages/indigenous-solidarity-day?srsltid=AfmBOooEWPPMGhkSJRu7rhjO5H-w_MJeVC26gtYpw-4VQRHKvBOueREV
Explore Huron's Indigenous Art Path here: https://www.huronresearch.ca/indartpath/

Huron University is situated on the traditional lands of the Anishinaabeg, Haudenosaunee, Attawandaron, and Lenape peoples, whose sharing and stewardship of the land has been governed by the Dish with One Spoon treaty since time immemorial. We are guided by this treaty in the spirit of peace, friendship, and respect.

It's official! Residence Move-In Day 2026 is set for September 5 🎉

We can’t wait to welcome our new and returning students home, to residence, for another incredible year at Huron. Move-In Day is bigger than unpacking boxes: it's the day you get to meet your new community, form new connections, and begin charting your undergraduate experience. The countdown is so on!

More details and move-in information to be shared soon. Stay tuned!

Last week, we gathered to celebrate the conferring of the Master of Divinity and Master of Theological Studies degrees, along with the awarding of the Licentiate in Theology.

To our 2026 graduates, as you go forward, may you continue to be guided by a deep commitment to compassion, justice, and faithful service. May your formation at Huron shape the ways you lead, discern, and care for others in the communities you will serve.

Here’s to new beginnings, to lives rooted in purpose and service, and to the ongoing journey of becoming.

Congratulations as well to Archdeacon Rosalyn Kant’lat^tant Elm, who received the Huron honorary Doctor of Divinity degree and delivered the Convocation address.