Deadly diseases course May 25-30 and two public lectures
Summer Institute in Disease and Policy V1 offered – includes two free public lectures WINNIPEG, MB – The 2014 Ebola epidemic was the largest in...
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Summer Institute in Disease and Policy V1 offered – includes two free public lectures WINNIPEG, MB – The 2014 Ebola epidemic was the largest in...
Dr. Jeremy Frimer, Director of the Moral Psychology Lab at UWinnipeg and Assistant Professor, Psychology has a new publication in the journal, Proceedings of the...
This scholarship each worth $15,000 supports research-based graduate studies, attracting and sustaining excellent students from within and outside of the Province.
The University of Winnipeg’s Dr. Sandra Kirby (Professor Emerita) is one of seven international experts who have just released a new study entitled Out on...
In celebration of Food Revolution Day, Diversity Foods is resurrecting its famous #backdoor lunch for one day only on Friday, May 15. Food Revolution Day...
Photo: Marik Beraki is graduating this Wednesday – Note: media welcome to attend WINNIPEG, MB –Nine inner-city youth are poised to graduate from The University...
This week the Winnipeg Free Press published an editorial written by Kevin Walby, Associate Professor and Chancellor’s Research Chair in the Department of Criminal Justice...
A new tool is available to assist researchers who are interested in topics related to changes in the population of Aboriginal people living in prairie...
Campbell will be speaking on Tuesday July 7, 2015 at 7:00pm, in Convocation Hall. Her lecture will be focus on aspects of Metis history, culture, and identity.
L to R: Gail Stephens, Interim President and Chief Executive Officer, Canadian Museum for Human Rights; Dr. Annette Trimbee, President and Vice-Chancellor, UWinnipeg; Dr. Neil...