Stories about UWinnipeg making a difference in the community.
Throughout her illustrious career as a writer, editor, art critic, and curator, she has been a champion of the local arts scene and put Winnipeg art on the map in a way that no other individual has in the city’s rich cultural history.
As artistic director, Dr. Julie Nagam will lead one of the world’s largest international public art festivals, Nuit Blanche Toronto. The event kicks off with a seven-day symposium, beginning September 27.
The University of Winnipeg is pleased to announce the appointment of Navinder Basra as Vice-President, Finance and Administration effective January 16, 2023.
Talks will range from detailed analysis of the evidence that survives from the past and informs our understanding of classical antiquity, to how the ancient Greek and Roman worlds influenced later societies, times, and places.
In recognition of the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, The University of Winnipeg campus will be closed on Monday, September 19, 2022. No classes will be held, and university offices and most university services will be closed.
The Assistant Professor of Political Science wants to increase French-language submissions and assist and encourage young scholars as he takes on his new role with the prestigious Canadian Journal of Political Science.
The UWPG Film Festival, which is taking place October 19-22, is now accepting submissions until September 23. The annual student film festival showcases the work of post-secondary filmmakers from across Canada.
Caleb Zimmerman has been named The University of Winnipeg’s Executive Director of Marketing and Communications. With more than 15 years of marketing and communications experience at universities across Western Canada, Caleb will be bringing his wealth of knowledge and experience to this role.
UWinnipeg's Faculty of Graduate Studies partnered with Mitacs for an evening of food and lively dialogue, as they celebrated the achievements of international students in the Mitacs program.
Business Administration graduate Mack Borys has transformed his love of music into a mentorship service set on assisting the next generation of artists.
