News about campus activities and initiatives.
Wesmen Athletics handed out individual awards during their year-end banquet on Thursday night at the Radisson Hotel.
Dr. James Currie, Provost and Vice-President, Academic is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Doug Goltz as Dean of Science for a five-year term...
The joy and enthusiasm of attendees and fellow volunteers has inspired UWinnipeg's Dr. Tabitha Wood to volunteer with Science Rendezvous since the outreach program began in 2008. Anyone with a passion for science outreach is encouraged to participate.
The University of Winnipeg Department of Theatre and Film presents the compelling Middletown, by acclaimed American playwright Will Eno.
A crowd gathered at UWinnipeg’s Eckhardt-Gramatté Hall on Friday, March 15 to hear UWinnipeg President and Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Annette Trimbee’s lecture on Indigenization as a Pathway to Resiliency.
One of UWinnipeg's staple celebrations — the annual Spring Pow Wow — is back for its 17th year on Saturday, March 23. Learn more about the event, its longtime coordinator, and some of the graduating students.
TEDx University of Winnipeg is presenting their talks on Saturday, March 16, 2019 in Eckhardt Gramatté Hall. This year's theme is Freedom, What does freedom mean to you?
UWinnipeg's Department of Religion & Culture co-presents a pizza-lunch and lecture, From Being “Enlightened” to Being “Woke”: Racial Justice Work in American Convert Buddhism given by Dr. Ann Gleig, on Tuesday, March 19 in room 2M70, Manitoba Hall.
The public will have a chance to learn about Indigenization as a Pathway to Resiliency at a free public lecture by UWinnipeg's President and Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Annette Trimbee, on Friday, March 15.
The Manitoba government released the provincial budget this afternoon. The post-secondary education sector received a 0.9 per cent reduction to the operating grant, which is...
