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‘Crises Then as Now’ by Dr. Jaqueline McLeod Rogers

A new book by UWinnipeg’s Dr. Jaqueline McLeod Rogers explores how three intellectuals responded to crises similar to those we face today.

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Artist Heidi McKenzie to lead special exhibit tour at Gallery 1C03

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UWinnipeg celebrates 20th Graduation Pow Wow

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Awards ceremony celebrates Indigenous achievement

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Research photography competition crowns winners

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Research spotlight: little brown bats

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Unearthing insights about the Caribbean’s earliest inhabitants

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UWinnipeg faculty awarded King Charles III Coronation Medals

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Global Affairs Canada funds new research project building peace in Myanmar

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UWinnipeg launches newly expanded Distinguished Alumni Awards

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New Indigenous faculty celebrated with feast

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Celebrating Trans Day of Visibilty 2025

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3MT finalists wow crowd, judges

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‘Crises Then as Now’ by Dr. Jaqueline McLeod Rogers

Show me the soil! Saving Earth through remediation and ecosystem restoration

Artist Heidi McKenzie to lead special exhibit tour at Gallery 1C03

UWinnipeg celebrates 20th Graduation Pow Wow

Awards ceremony celebrates Indigenous achievement

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

More News

Research photography competition crowns winners

Research spotlight: little brown bats

Unearthing insights about the Caribbean’s earliest inhabitants

UWinnipeg faculty awarded King Charles III Coronation Medals

Global Affairs Canada funds new research project building peace in Myanmar

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

3MT finalists wow crowd, judges

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