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UWinnipeg launches newly expanded Distinguished Alumni Awards

The newly expanded Distinguished Alumni Awards will honour and recognize alumni in three new categories, Outstanding Achievement, Community Impact, and One to Watch.

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UWinnipeg launches newly expanded Distinguished Alumni Awards

Students use performance for social change in new course

Budget update: UWinnipeg’s 2025-2026 provincial grant allocation

New Indigenous faculty celebrated with feast

Celebrating Trans Day of Visibilty 2025

Upcoming Events

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In the Media

U of W student teachers get lesson in treaties

Living to tell the story: Lawsuit accuses ER doctor of anti-Indigenous racism

Why the ‘language of loopholes’ should be avoided if Trump cracks down on the Canada-U.S. border

Gladiator Movies Don’t Tell the Real Story About Rome and Masculinity

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3MT finalists wow crowd, judges

Sharing Indo-Caribbean Stories

UWinnipeg student receives MEIA award for environmental research work

‘White Girls in Moccasins’ explores healing, reclamation

UWinnipeg’s Dr. Patricia Fitzpatrick is helping to make impact assessments better

Teaching ‘beyond the perimeter’

UWinnipeg celebrates the launch of its first-ever PhD program

Creating safe Métis-specific spaces on campuses

Physics student Thomas Hepworth takes his talent to Europe

Neuroscience student Leeza Goldberg shines as a researcher and volunteer

Honours student MacKenzie Zacharias celebrated for volunteer efforts on and off campus

PhD in Bioscience and Policy Launch Celebration