UWinnipeg’s Golden Key Chapter recognized with award
For a fifth consecutive year, The University of Winnipeg Golden Key Chapter (UWinnipeg-GK) academic student group has been awarded the highest recognition by the International Golden Key...
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For a fifth consecutive year, The University of Winnipeg Golden Key Chapter (UWinnipeg-GK) academic student group has been awarded the highest recognition by the International Golden Key...
University of Winnipeg alumna Alannah Hallas has been selected as one of 13 scholars in the prestigious Canadian Institute for Advanced Research (CIFAR) Azrieli Global Scholars program.
On June 2, 2020, the University of Winnipeg released a statement rejecting racism and its effects. It read: “The images we have seen the past...
A new groundbreaking book on reconciliation contains contributions from some of Canada's leading scholars, including UWinnipeg President and Vice-Chancellor Dr. Annette Trimbee.
The West End Biz has partnered with UWinnipeg's geography student Anya Ingram to help evaluate the community's inventory of public mural art in the West End.
The Indigenous Advisory Circle wrapped Dr. Trimbee in a Star Blanket during a virtual blanket ceremony in May. She is leaving her position at the end of July and moving to Edmonton, where her children reside, to become the new President and Vice-Chancellor of MacEwan University.
Professor Dr. Sheri-Lynn Skwarchuk will be delivering her Applied Child Development through a non-online format this fall to accommodate students without internet access.
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.