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Taking place virtually May 28 - 30, the FascinAsian Film Festival celebrates Asian perspectives, culture, and integrity in film and media, as well as fosters understanding and appreciation of Asian arts and culture within the Canadian mosaic.
Amanda Carvalho was inspired to write Between Boxes after seeing a call for submissions from the Centre for Research in Cultural Studies (CRiCS) inviting reflections on the pandemic through the lens of cultural studies. She was thrilled when it grew into a multi-stage, collaborative project.
Dr. Christopher Wiebe was thrilled when he learned that a research project that has spanned a decade and involved over 21 undergraduate students, graduate students, postdocs, principal investigators, and instrument scientists from over 16 research institutions worldwide, was accepted for publication in the journal Quantum Materials.
UWinnipeg alumna Danielle Nowosad (now working toward her master's at the University of Guelph) has been recognized with a Kishaadigeh "She Who Guards the Lodge" Award, an award with a UWinnipeg connection. It was established in 2010 to honour Dr. Jaime Cidro.
UWinnipeg biologist Dr. Sara Good, alum Dr. Sergey Yegorov (the first author), and Postdoctoral Fellow Dr. Dmitriy Babenko, have co-written a paper with an international team of researchers that is published in The Lancet Regional Health - Europe.
Thirty-five trailblazing women with ties to The University of Winnipeg have been honoured with Manitoba 150 Women Trailblazer Awards.
The University of Winnipeg Alumni Association is proud to recognize Tina Keeper as the recipient of its highest honour, the Distinguished Alumni Award. She will...
A new study by University of Winnipeg consumer behaviour expert Dr. Olya Bryksina examines how an individual’s body size impacts the way they are perceived by...
David Bergen has been short-listed for the prestigious 2020 Scotiabank Giller Prize for his short story collection, 'Here The Dark'.
Ian Bawa returns to the Toronto International Film Festival with his solo effort. Strong Son, a short-film featuring his dad, Jagdeep Singh Bawa, based on his own story.
