Horror film intertwines fairy tale with political critique
Horror, fairytales, and politics are intertwined in a narrative rooted in Chilean history, that reveals a profound political commentary through film.
Stories about research and innovation taking place on and off campus.
Horror, fairytales, and politics are intertwined in a narrative rooted in Chilean history, that reveals a profound political commentary through film.
The Winnipeg Institute for Theoretical Physics 2024 Summer School and Student Symposium took place August 21-23 in Lockhart Hall.
For over a century, Canada has welcomed displaced Ukrainians, and now has one the world’s largest Ukrainian diaspora populations. Researchers at UWinnipeg and ULaval are examining their arrival success with a focus on a tale of two Canadian cities: Quebec City and Winnipeg.
Indigenous undergraduate students who spent the summer conducting research alongside faculty mentors gathered recently to share their discoveries, experiences, and plans for further study.
Ten University of Winnipeg researchers received more than $1.2 million in Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) funding through the Discovery Grants Program.
Heavy metals in our soils are a byproduct of many industrial processes in Manitoba. These contaminants threaten our health. UWinnipeg graduate student Ruchini Sovis is looking to reverse the process.
Three University of Winnipeg faculty members have each been awarded a Knowledge Synthesis Grant grant for social science research projects.
Awards and accolades continue to roll in for the Manitoba Indigenous Tuberculosis History Project, led by UWinnipeg's Dr. Mary Jane McCallum.
Three students whose passion for physics led them to UWinnipeg have published a paper in an international academic journal.
Dr. Lucas McMahon will work alongside UWinnipeg's Dr. Conor Whately.