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UWinnipeg biologist Dr. Caleb Hasler is the president of the Canadian Aquatic Resources Section (CARS), American Fisheries Society (AFS). He has been tasked to coordinate a virtual Canada Session for the 150th Meeting of the American Fisheries Society.
She will be looking for antibiotic lead compounds in Indigenous medicinal plants from the Prairie Provinces.
The Pathways to Graduate Studies program gives undergraduate Indigenous students a chance to explore research opportunities in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
The station now allows for wireless readings with a more stable internet connection, weather updates that are free, and updates every five minutes.
For a fifth consecutive year, The University of Winnipeg Golden Key Chapter (UWinnipeg-GK) academic student group has been awarded the highest recognition by the International Golden Key...
UWinnipeg and UManitoba held the annual Medical Physics Summer Student Symposium via Zoom earlier this month.
Several UWinnipeg students are working with Dr. Blair Jamieson as part of the international collaboration contributing to the calibration of the Super-Kamiokande*, the world’s largest water Cherenkov detector.
Future doctor and neuroscientist Emma Anderson is the winner of the 2019-2020 Indigenous History Essay Prize.
Sierra Hill is working with UWinnipeg’s art historian Dr. Serena Keshavjee's exhibition 'The Visual Culture of Ghosts'.
While some employers had to cancel or post-pone work terms due to COVID-19, students who took part in remote work opportunities say it was a rewarding experience that helped them confirm career goals and showcase their knowledge to future employers.
