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From awareness to action

Dr. Brenton Button's SSHRC-funded research project will survey climate change attitudes among a group of local schoolchildren.

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Community

The benefits of adult basic education

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People

Métis student filmmaker wins national, provincial awards

People

UWinnipeg alumni to share their ingenious ideas at TEDx Winnipeg 2026

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People

UWinnipeg mourns the loss of philanthropist and community leader Tannis M. Richardson

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What is corpse marriage? Lindsay Wong’s new horror novel features this ancient Chinese tradition

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All the Bad Kids Go to Mars’ expands theatre students’ skills

Social Research: An International Quarterly

Reactionary Speech: The Art of Political Gaslighting

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U of W theatre students reflect on past and present pandemic experiences

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Community

New documentary celebrates Mennonite immigration journey

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Wesmen player Kato Jaro signs with the Winnipeg Sea Bears

Six people, a mix of students and faculty members, stand in a row wearing red tops and lanyards at the Manitoba Games.

Community

Athletic therapy students at the Manitoba Games

L-R) Dr. Harshad Patel, Vice Chancellor, Dr. Nimisha Shukla, Professor, Rural Economics, Dr. Shailesh Shukla, and Gujarati writer and poet Bhadrayu Vacchrajani pose outdoors.

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Indigenous Studies professor co-edits new book

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Research

180 seconds to shine: 3MT winners captivate judges, audience

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Campus

UWinnipeg receives additional funding as part of 2026 provincial budget

Indigenous

Indigenous UWinnipeg community members honoured at awards event

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Campus

A prairie town confronts pandemic and war in ‘Unity (1918)’

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Campus

Students share research at national Indigenous STEM conference

Alison Molina Reta, Lola Hebert, and Emily Murray-Caul standing in front of a sign in french that says respect and dignity

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UWinnipeg hosts international education conference

People

Research sheds light on women’s voices from the past

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From awareness to action

The benefits of adult basic education

Métis student filmmaker wins national, provincial awards

UWinnipeg alumni to share their ingenious ideas at TEDx Winnipeg 2026

UWinnipeg mourns the loss of philanthropist and community leader Tannis M. Richardson

Upcoming Events

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In the Media

What is corpse marriage? Lindsay Wong’s new horror novel features this ancient Chinese tradition

All the Bad Kids Go to Mars’ expands theatre students’ skills

Reactionary Speech: The Art of Political Gaslighting

U of W theatre students reflect on past and present pandemic experiences

More News

New documentary celebrates Mennonite immigration journey

Wesmen player Kato Jaro signs with the Winnipeg Sea Bears

Athletic therapy students at the Manitoba Games

Indigenous Studies professor co-edits new book

180 seconds to shine: 3MT winners captivate judges, audience

UWinnipeg receives additional funding as part of 2026 provincial budget

Indigenous UWinnipeg community members honoured at awards event

A prairie town confronts pandemic and war in ‘Unity (1918)’

Students share research at national Indigenous STEM conference

UWinnipeg hosts international education conference

Research sheds light on women’s voices from the past

Dr. Charlotte Yates’ Journey from UWinnipeg to Leadership