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Asper School welcomes new professors advancing Indigenous initiatives
Visionary leaders Dr. Angie Bruce and Professor Roy Suddaby join the Asper faculty.
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Save the date, Nobel Laureate to deliver prestigious lecture on April 13
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Research
Winnipeg-born psychiatrist and UM researcher Harvey Max Chochinov has changed how the world thinks about palliative care, with implications that reach...
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Dr. Lucy Marzban's research examines early detection and treatment of diabetes.
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Advances could shrink medical imaging and advance precision agriculture.
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Rady researchers studying frequent pregnancy complication
Teaching and learning
Better Together event brings together students, faculty and staff to apply entrepreneurial thinking to shared concerns.
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Featuring the University of Manitoba's Icelandic Collection
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It's one of many ways we’re supporting the meaningful engagement that brings ideas to life.
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UM alum Dr. Philip Berger shares advice on lifetime of standing up for human rights
Indigenous
‘I want to be a voice that’s supportive,’ says UM student.
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Social work student Sunday Queskekapow hopes CBC Future 40 recognition spotlights northern Indigenous and 2SLGBTQIA+ communities
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UM experts discuss United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and economic needs of a nation.
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UM Indigenous scholars explore Indigenous laws, languages and lived experiences.
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Apply now for a chance at a $5,000 scholarship.
Students
Sanjana Grover, a PhD student in the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences turns her passion into a profitable side hustle business
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RECLAYM brings a student-curated ceramics exhibition focused on sustainability, material reuse, and creative process to the Student Gallery.
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Sprinting and jumping into the record books.
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The awards give students an opportunity to work with researchers during the summer to dig deeper into their interests.
Community
UM played host to the first sanctioned lead-climbing event in the province.
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When Canada looked for trusted, compassionate public health leadership, it called upon a Bison.
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With community guidance and the vision of local Indigenous artists, UM’s bison herd continues to grow.
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Five Bisons honoured for leadership and impact
News
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Artist, scholar, and longtime School of Art professor whose interdisciplinary work bridged art, science, and research.
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Registration access times for Summer term 2026 become available to students on March 16. Registration will begin March 23.
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Data from nine labs find practical alternatives to traditional animal-based testing
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It's one of many ways we’re supporting the meaningful engagement that brings ideas to life.
