Memorial University of Newfoundland (MUN) offers a vibrant array of cultural and extracurricular activities, fostering a dynamic campus life that enhances students' academic experiences and personal growth.

Clubs and Societies: MUN boasts over 100 undergraduate clubs and societies through the Memorial University of Newfoundland Students’ Union (MUNSU), encompassing interests such as academics, culture, politics, and recreation. Graduate students have access to more than 25 clubs via the Graduate Students' Union (GSU). Students are encouraged to join existing groups or establish new ones to align with their interests.

Arts and Entertainment: The university enriches cultural engagement through various venues and events:

• The Great Hall at Queen’s College: Hosts exhibits featuring Newfoundland and Labrador archaeology and material culture artifacts, including ship models and paintings.
• Queen Elizabeth II Library: Houses the province’s largest collection of Newfoundlandia, offering resources for those interested in local literature and history.

Athletics and Recreation: MUN promotes physical activity and team spirit through:

• Varsity Athletics: The Memorial Sea-Hawks consist of 12 varsity teams competing in sports such as soccer, cross-country running, volleyball, basketball, swimming, and wrestling.
• Recreational Facilities: Students have access to fitness centers, intramural sports, and outdoor activities, including those available at Pippy Park, a 14-square-kilometre urban park offering year-round recreational opportunities.

Student Life Events: The Student Life department organizes various events to foster community engagement and personal development, such as:

• Career and Graduate School Fair: Connects students with potential employers and educational opportunities.
• Orientation Programs: Designed to help new students acclimate to university life.

These diverse cultural and extracurricular offerings at MUN provide students with ample opportunities to explore interests, develop skills, and build lasting connections within the university community.