It's entitled "The Ligher Side of Black Holes." For the first time in the university's history, Memorial will host the Canadian Conference on General Relativity and Astro Physics. The Biennial event will feature more than three dozen delegates from across the country, discussing such 'light' topics as gravity and string theory. The conference runs from July 9 to 12 at MUN's St. John's campus. A public lecture on black holes will take place Tuesday at the university's Bruneau Center.

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A First for MUN