Stories celebrating UWinnipeg's Indigenous community.
Robots will be taking over UWinnipeg and in the process, will transform lives. Come meet the robots and their inventors this Friday, from 1:00 – 3:30 p.m., at the Richardson College for the Environment.
A UWinnipeg course is confronting questions that make many Canadians feel uncomfortable: exploring the who, how, and why of the residential school system that forcibly removed thousands of First Nations, Metis, and Inuit children from their homes.
A field course rooted in land-based reconciliation and a research trip to learn about the diverse biological make-up of Western Canada’s threatened prairie ecosystem, are examples of student experiences supported by the Experiential Learning Fund.
WINNIPEG, MB – Everyone is invited to attend an exciting evening of celebration in support of growing leaders. At this year’s I Heart Celebration The...
News release by Downtown Winnipeg BIZ Downtown Winnipeg businesses & city recreation centres install decals with message of welcome In an effort to create a...
UWinnipeg’s Associate Professor and filmmaker Dr. Ian Mauro is heading to the prestigious Berlin International Film Festival this February with his acclaimed Inuk colleague Zacharias Kunuk.
WINNIPEG, MB – Many Canadians are proud to live in a country with a public health system, but what will it take before they can...
A University of Winnipeg research team has recently completed a series of maps on the changing locations of Aboriginal people in prairie cities which is...
On Saturday, January the 9th, The Winnipeg Wesmen along with the Aboriginal Student Centre will be celebrating the first Indigenous Day to coincide with their...
Today The University of Winnipeg joined with partners from Manitoba’s other post-secondary institutions and the Manitoba School Boards Association to sign the historic Manitoba Indigenous...
