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The University of Winnipeg community mourns the loss of former Chancellor Dr. W. John A. Bulman. In his honour, campus flags will fly at half-mast on Monday, June 26.
UWinnipeg's Dr. Fiona Joy Green has published her eighth book, 'Coming Into Being: Mothers on Finding and Realizing Feminism,' now available in the library, at the UWinnipeg Campus Store, and online with Demeter Press.
Maddy Nowosad, who graduated at UWinnipeg's 122nd Convocation with a Bachelor of Arts (Hons), received the prestigious Mayor's Medal, which is given to a graduating student whose record combines academic distinction and service to the community of Winnipeg.
University of Winnipeg Canada Research Chair Dr. Mary Jane Logan McCallum says the Guide, released June 21 in recognition of National Indigenous Peoples Day, "was developed to assist Indigenous families and communities searching for loved ones who were sent to Indian hospitals and sanatoriums in Manitoba and never returned."
Meet Harriet Kabasomi and Abdiraham Nuh. Both have survived the perils of civil war and refugee camps to come and study at UWinnipeg and begin a new life in Canada.
Campus flags will fly at half-mast today, June 16th, as the UWinnipeg community joins our province and our nation in mourning the tragic accident on the Trans-Canada Highway near Carberry, MB.
Adrianna Strempler and Tim Rozovsky are being recognized for their high academic standing, outstanding leadership qualities, and significant extracurricular involvements on campus.
On June 13, The University of Winnipeg celebrated one of the most successful scholarship campaigns in its recent history and the creation of the Susan A. Thompson Scholarship for Women in Leadership.
Dr. Mary Jane Logan McCallum has been honoured by the Canadian Historical Association with the 2023 Public History Prize for her ongoing work on the Manitoba Indigenous Tuberculosis History Project.
UWinnipeg alumna Marie-Anne Redhead is now curating Indigenous and Contemporary Art at the WAG.
