Stories celebrating UWinnipeg's Indigenous community.
The University of Winnipeg joined Manitoba's five other universities, three colleges, and the Manitoba School Boards Association on Friday, April 14 to collectively reaffirm their commitment to making Indigenous education a priority in Manitoba.
Earlier this month, Anishinaabe knowledge keeper Elder David Daniels gave a public talk at UWinnipeg where he generously weaved valuable Indigenous knowledge-based insights from all over the world with Anishinaabe teachings and scientific knowledge.
University of Winnipeg Associate Professor Dr. Chantal Fiola was one of five women honoured at the 'Âpihtawikosisân Iskwêwak: Honouring Métis Matriarchs' event in Ottawa, co-hosted by Les Femmes Michif Otipemisiwak and the Royal Canadian Geographical Society.
After four long years, The University of Winnipeg's Graduation Pow Wow is returning in person at the Duckworth Centre on Saturday, March 18. This annual tradition, now in its 18th year, celebrates the academic achievements of First Nation, Métis, and Inuit students graduating during Spring Convocation.
Seven outstanding Indigenous undergraduate students in The University of Winnipeg's Chapter of the Canadian Indigenous Science and Engineering Society have returned from the AISES Canadian National Gathering in Vancouver, BC.
On this Louis Riel Day, UWinnipeg is proud to celebrate the achievements of 113 Métis students who were awarded Louis Riel Bursaries during the 2022-23 academic year.
Student applications are currently being accepted for 2023 until Wednesday, March 29.
UWinnipeg's Gallery 1C03 kicks off the new year with an artist talk by Jaimie Isaac this Wednesday, January 18. Her exhibition, 'Brings to Light,' is generating dialogue around kin, community, and knowledge of intergenerational significance.
Jessica Boucher-Cowie, Daniel Nychuk, and Amber Balan are half of the six recipients of the $3,000 National Indigenous Economic Education Foundation Scholarship, which is awarded annually by the Council for the Advancement of Native Development Officers.
Daniel Nychuk and Megan Lindell say their time spent in the program this past summer helped them prepare for their graduate studies.
