Stories about UWinnipeg making a difference in the community.
The images we have seen the past few days are undeniable reminders of social injustice and racial inequalities. We reject racism in all its forms...
The Ted Nolan Foundation recently pledged $75,000 over the course of three years to establish the Rose Nolan Memorial Scholarship at The University of Winnipeg....
Since UWinnipeg's campus closed in March, the Technology Sector has been working hard to assist remote teaching and learning.
Since fall 2019, Andrea McCluskey has been hosting a weekly quilting workshop for international and Indigenous students, an extension of a mentorship program designed to welcome and connect new students. When the campus closed due to the COVID-19 situation, she continued teaching quilting online.
International, Immigrant, and Refugee Student Services has moved their mentor program online and added weekly webinars to keep international students updated during the adjustment to online learning.
UWinnipeg Education student pre-service teachers are offering virtual tutoring for children stuck and their parents stuck at home during COVID-19.
Diversity Food Services has reinvented itself amid the COVID-19 pandemic to deliver hot meals and groceries.
A new tool is now available to parents to help them improve their children's numeracy and literary skills while schools are closed.
UWinnipeg sociology students, along with Dr. Kimberley Ducey, and alumni Ivana Yellowback, are hosting a free film screening of the documentary, nîpawistamâsowin: We Will Stand Up, Thursday, March 12, 6:00 - 9:00 pm, in UWinnipeg's Eckhardt Gramatté Hall.
Gallery 1C03 is pleased to host a touring exhibition honouring the work of Inuit artist and writer Alootook Ipellie (1951-2007).
