Stories about the people that make up UWinnipeg's diverse community.
The University of Winnipeg joins the world in mourning the loss of Dr. Jane Goodall on October 1, 2025. Dr. Goodall’s visits to The University of Winnipeg left a lasting impact on our community. Campus flags will be lowered in her honour.
The University of Winnipeg is proud to present Jaimie Isaac with the 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award in the Community Impact category.
Modeste Katotoka has a passion for physics, and understanding the mechanics of how things work, who earned Tri-Agency Funding valued at over $30,000 during his pursuit of his medical physics degree.
JP Perron (BA 88) will be honoured with the Distinguished Alumni Award for Outstanding Achievement at the University's inaugural Distinguished Alumni Award Night on Thursday, October 23.
During Homecoming 2025, the Wesmen Athletics Department, with the support from Alumni Affairs, will be hosting two separate Wesmen Alumni and Friends Nights: each one devoted to the basketball program and the volleyball program.
The University of Winnipeg is pleased to announce the four recipients of the 2025 Distinguished Alumni Awards. These four alumni not only embody the spirit of UWinnipeg, but they also inspire future generations of students to pursue their own bold paths.”
Mike Raimbault, head coach of the Wesmen men’s basketball program, has been named the new general manager and head coach of the Winnipeg Sea Bears.
Gilles Paquin (BA 76) recalls his experience at The University of Winnipeg more than 50 years ago and credits his time as being pivotal in shaping his long-standing career in the entertainment industry.
The University of Winnipeg is pleased to announce Michelle Pereira as the new Chair of its Board of Regents.
UWinnipeg alum Wolf (MESC 23, BSc H 21), who goes by one name, overcame a history of literacy challenges to obtain her high school diploma and pursue university.
