The University of Winnipeg is pleased to recognize 10 exceptional members of the UWinnipeg community at the upcoming Autumn Convocation.
The screening of the Good Life: Decolonizing the Secular explores the important role of Indigenous spirituality in Canadian public life and examines whether processes of reconciliation can be “secular".
World renowned Māori scholar Dr. Linda Tuhiwai Smith of Aotearoa (New Zealand) is the next Axworthy Distinguished Lecturer. She will speak on Saturday, April 7, 2018 at 3:00 pm at the Winnipeg Art Gallery (WAG).
WINNIPEG, MB – Carrying her favourite stuffed chimpanzee, “Mr. H,” Jane Goodall today received an Honorary Doctor of Laws at a special ceremony over the...
WINNIPEG, LETHBRIDGE and BRANDON — The University of Winnipeg, University of Lethbridge and Brandon University have come together to create an extraordinary opportunity...
Through reflections on the Quebec City Mosque attack, policies from the Trump administration, and other recent iterations of anti-islamic sentiment, UWinnipeg presents two noteworthy events on Monday, March 6, 2017.
UWinnipeg’s Dr. Carlos Colorado, (Religion and Culture) has been appointed to the prestigious position of Chair of the Board of Directors of the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada.
UWinnipeg Associate Professor Dr. Carlos Colorado, (Religion and Culture) has been invited to serve on the board of the prestigious Jane Goodall Institute.
WINNIPEG, MB – UWinnipeg researchers have been granted close to $400,000 towards research thanks to the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)...
Dr. Carlos D. Colorado, associate professor of religion and culture investigates the subtle interactions in Charles Taylor’s thought between authenticity and pluralism, humanism and apocalypticism, suffering and kenosis and much more.
