Stories about UWinnipeg making a difference in the community.
A ribbon drive led by Ukrainian Students Association president and vice-president Marysa Fosty and Adrianna Krawczuk has raised more than $3,100 for those suffering in Ukraine.
I Think We Are Alone by British playwright Sally Abbott is making its North American premiere at The University of Winnipeg from April 5-9. Director Hazel Venzon leads the Acting IV: Honours graduating actors and senior design and production students through a dynamic and striking production that is at once dreamlike and stiflingly realistic.
The University of Winnipeg continues to stand alongside calls for an end to Russia’s escalating war against Ukraine. Our thoughts are with Ukrainian people and their family members in Winnipeg and beyond.
Truth Reconfigured is an original performance piece — directed by University of Winnipeg Professor Claire Borody and conceived and developed by members of the fourth-year honours Devised Theatre class — that examines and questions the ways in which human beings experience and process information in a world of information overload through the lens of satire, parody, and theatre of the absurd.
A team of four University of Winnipeg students from the Faculty of Business and Economics won the Prairie Regional Competition of the annual Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Ethics Challenge, hosted by the CFA Society of Winnipeg.
The university is deeply concerned by Russia’s military attacks in Ukraine, the impact on the country’s citizens and international stability, and closer to home the impact on Manitoba's Ukrainian community.
ToyBox Manitoba is releasing a new set of literacy and numeracy strategies, as well as wellness activities, this winter. The team is looking for caregivers to test and provide feedback on the new strategies.
The University of Winnipeg congratulates all of the 2021 Order of Canada recipients including four individuals who have made a significant impact within the University of Winnipeg community.
The Schroeder Foundation has generously donated an initial gift of $150,000 to establish the Schroeder Foundation Scholarship, which will support Indigenous students from St. John’s High School in UWinnipeg’s Integrated Bachelor of Education program.
As 2021 comes to a close, we have an opportunity to look back and celebrate the many good news stories and accomplishments that The University of Winnipeg community shared this year.
