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February 11 is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. Meet some of the accomplished women making outstanding contributions to scientific research through their work and studies at UWinnipeg and in the community.
Liam Reid, a political science student, placed among the top 95 of more than 700 Canadian applicants.
As computers and technology rapidly change how we farm, a research team at The University of Winnipeg has found an unexpected niche in the growing industry of digital agriculture.
A dedicated award for students undertaking research in hard-to-access places is fueling efforts to protect lakes and watersheds around Flin Flon. Dylan McKenzie is the...
Three minutes can be a little or a lot of time. But is it enough to explain complex research? That’s the challenge for Faculty of...
The past year was an exciting and eventful one at UWinnipeg! Look back with us.
Arnold Osei, who arrived at UWinnipeg from Ghana, has garnered accolades and scholarships while conducting cutting-edge cybersecurity research.
UWinnipeg alumna Emily Kroft has received the 30 Under 30 Award for her work supporting youth climate policy engagement.
A record number of students participated in this year's Randy Kobes Undergraduate Poster Symposium.
The Teaching Indigenous Languages for Vitality (TILV) Certificate is one of three Indigenous language certificates UWinnipeg launched last year.
