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British Columbia native has come to do research with UWinnipeg’s Dr. Rafael Otfinowski (biology) to study the effects of cattle grazing on the proliferation of Foxtail Barley in Wet Meadow Rangeland Communities in Manitoba.
The faculty profile on Dr. Mavis Reimer was originally published in the commemorative 2017 edition of UWinnipeg Magazine.
Students reflect on their North End summer experience WINNIPEG, MB – Since May, 20 University of Winnipeg students have gone to work and class every...
MB Senator Marilou McPhedran returns to UWinnipeg to inspire next generation WINNIPEG, MB – This morning, as 30 students file into their Global College classroom...
Economics analyzes how societies provide for their well-being, and the choices that must be made to do so. It studies the competition and cooperation that...
WINNIPEG—A new coalition, the Manitoba Carbon Pricing Coalition, is urging the provincial government to introduce a Manitoba carbon price in 2018. The Manitoba Carbon Pricing...
This Q & A with Dr. Annette Trimbee, President and Vice-Chancellor of UWinnipeg, was originally published in the 2017 edition of UWinnipeg Magazine.
The University of Winnipeg and The Collegiate will be closed on Monday, August 7, 2017 for Terry Fox Day.
This month UWinnipeg is offering an intensive Ojibwe course that includes a land-based that portion takes place at Keeseekoowenin Ojibway First Nation near Riding Mountain National Park.
Launched in 1963, UWinnipeg’s on-campus radio station has a rich history of offering students and the community a unique opportunity to express ideas and discover new music heard nowhere else on Winnipeg’s airwaves.
