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The University of Winnipeg’s Department of Theatre and Film presents The Love of the Nightingale, by Timberlake Wertenbaker, February 11 – 15, 2020.
Manitoba universities and colleges, in conjunction with the Business Council of Manitoba, have unveiled a new strategic action plan that outlines a bold vision for delivering the knowledge and skills that graduates need to drive Manitoba’s economy forward and thrive in the ever-evolving workforce.
The 2010s was a great decade for Manitoban authors, and Winnipeg Free Press literary editor Ben MacPhee-Sigurdson complied a comprehensive list of the top 10...
University of Winnipeg students packed into the Duckworth Centre’s Dr. David F. Anderson Gymnasium on Tuesday for the annual Career Fair. With more than 80...
GMB Chomichuk's Inaugural Reading is on Wednesday, January 29, followed by a Distinguished Lecture on Thursday February 27. Both events are free and open to everyone.
As part of an SSHRC Partnership Development Grant, Dr. Karen Harlos has been working with the Government of Manitoba, Manitoba Nurses Union, and Manitoba Teachers' Society to prevent workplace bullying.
Dr. James Currie, Provost and VP-Academic, is very pleased to announce that the new Dean of the Faculty of Education will be Dr. Laurie Hellsten...
Dr. Shauna Labman's book, Crossing Law’s Border, has made The Hill Times list of 100 best non-fiction Canadian books in 2019. The book's official launch is on Thursday, January 16, at McNally Robinson Booksellers.
The University of Winnipeg celebrated the launch of a new English and Cree cookbook, reprinted from The Forgotten Traditional Foods of Fisher River, which shares recipes, teachings, and stories of traditional foods and its importance in improving the health and well-being of the community.
UWinnipeg had three undergraduate mathematicians participate in an international math competition were they placed sixth out of 56 teams!
