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Three students whose passion for physics led them to UWinnipeg have published a paper in an international academic journal.
Thomas Hepworth will spend the summer at CERN, the world’s largest particle physics laboratory.
Ava Stokke, Damilola Ashaju, and Indigo Wiebe are the valedictorians for the 124th Convocation ceremonies on June 13 and 14.
Olivia Kehler represented UWinnipeg at the 2024 Western Regional Three-Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition in British Columbia last week.
On May 22, Nav Brar will fly to Calgary where they will receive a Futures Fund Scholarship for Outstanding Leadership. This program gives $10,000 scholarships...
The University of Winnipeg's Faculty of Education sent eight undergraduate students to the 2024 Western Canadian Student Teacher Conference at the University of Calgary earlier this month.
A UWinnipeg student group has returned from presenting research at a national Indigenous science and engineering summit in B.C.
UWinnipeg's campus chapter of The Wildlife Society is providing students with valuable research, conservation, and networking opportunities.
UWinnipeg Collegiate student Pham Tran Phu An has been awarded a lucrative University of Toronto International Scholar Award, valued at up to $225,000.
Jasmyne Storm, a Master of Science student in Bioscience, Technology, and Public Policy, is helping put exciting research from UWinnipeg on the map with the Most Promising Bioscience Student of the Year award from Bioscience Association Manitoba.
