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Fast-paced global competition Falling Walls funds the winner to compete on world stage in Berlin against 100 other competitors from around the globe.
Looking at the ancient world through a contemporary lens, New Directions in Classics bridges the ancient Greek and Roman times and our present.
UWinnipeg's Indigenous Food Systems course takes students from the classroom to the garden to the potluck table.
University of Winnipeg geography professor Dr. Ed Cloutis is helping space agencies analyze a Martian rock whose unusual spotted surface could represent the clearest evidence yet of ancient life on the Red Planet.
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.
Educational tours to Europe with UWinnipeg history professor help Manitoba educators and students gain insights about Holocaust.
The University of Winnipeg and the Office of Indigenous Engagement are pleased to host a fireside chat and book signing with author Bruce McIvor on September 29 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Convocation Hall.
Gallery 1C03’s latest exhibition is Bria Fernandes’ Things Left Unsaid, which runs from September 11 to October 31, with an opening reception on September 11 from 4 to 6 p.m. All are welcome to join an artist talk with Bria Fernandes and Ekene Maduka on October 9 at 10 a.m., over Zoom.
Soapbox Science brings scientific research out of the laboratory and into public spaces, while also highlighting the contributions of women and non-binary STEM professionals.
On September 9, the Mastercard Foundation announced a $5 million investment in The University of Winnipeg, recognizing the University’s leadership in advancing education for Indigenous youth. This gift will significantly strengthen the University’s efforts to provide exceptional support and opportunities to Indigenous students.
