The University of Winnipeg and Alumni Affairs are thrilled to announce Homecoming 2025, taking place from Monday, September 15 to Saturday, September 27.
Josh Swain (MSc 23, BSc 21) says it was advocacy work and community involvement that gave him a deep appreciation for integrating Western medical practices with traditional Indigenous healing.
Scott de Groot knew from an early age he is queer. It is a truth that has shaped both his personal journey and professional path.
For his steadfast dedication to UWinnipeg and contributions to both religious and journalist communities, the Alumni Association is proud to honour Reverend Stefan Jonasson with the Distinguished Alumni Award.
Four amazing speakers, each with a UWinnipeg connection, will speak at TEDx Winnipeg. Their presentations will cover topics ranging from identity to ethical artificial intelligence, tattooing and museum roles in reconciliation and healing.
Basketball led Melanie Talastas-Soriano (BA 05, CAT(C)) to choose The University of Winnipeg and her career as an athletic therapist.
Christine Thiessen (BA 06) is a graduate of The University of Winnipeg Business and Economics department and the founder of the Winnipeg Women’s Conference.
Maxine Kashton (BA 84, CPA, CMA), comes from a family of UWinnipeg graduates, and attended UWinnipeg at the same time as her brother and mother.
In January, Shawna Forester Smith was presented with a King Charles III Coronation Medal. She was nominated by Senator Flordeliz (Gigi) Osler for her role in health care advocacy.
Michelle Jean-Paul (BA 03, BEd 03, M.Ed 13) incorporates issues around social justice, equity, and anti-racism in her work.
