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School of Art News
Microscopic Landscapes & Hidden Perspectives: School of Art Gallery Presents Two Exhibitions by Jon Sasaki : Network News
February 10, 2025 — The School of Art Gallery is pleased to present two interconnected exhibitions by acclaimed Canadian artist Jon Sasaki.
Faculty of Arts News
Winnipeg Free Press PODCAST: Niigaan and the Lone Ranger : Alumni Answers
February 10, 2025 — Winnipeg Free Press PODCAST: Niigaan and the Lone Ranger
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News
Winnipeg Free Press: Out of the cold – Raynaud’s Awareness Month : Alumni Answers
February 10, 2025 — Decreased blood circulation leads to frozen extremities for people with Raynaud’s
Asper School of Business News
CBC Manitoba: Manitoba among provinces that stand to gain the most from gutting trade barriers, experts say : UM in the News
February 10, 2025 — Removing interprovincial barriers in 2020 could have increased Manitoba GDP $5K per capita by 2030: report
Faculty of Arts News
CBC Manitoba: University students, professor make space for men and boys to talk about mental health : Alumni Answers
February 10, 2025 — Student-led initiative, Black barbershop help create welcoming places for men and boys to open up
School of Art News
Exploring Identity and Representation: Anna Binta Diallo Showcased in Three Major Winter Exhibitions : Agents of change
February 7, 2025 — School of Art Assistant professor Anna Binta Diallo is featured in three major group exhibitions this winter:
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News
CBC Manitoba: U of Manitoba-led program tackling HIV in Kenya in jeopardy after Trump’s cuts to USAID : Alumni Answers
February 7, 2025 — Climate initiatives halted as non-profits warn of growing humanitarian need
Faculty of Science News
UM students discover a new protein while investigating the question: “Why does Streptococcus make you sick?” : Agents of change
February 7, 2025 — Strep throat, something we’ve all had at some point in our lives, is caused by the bacteria Streptococcus pyogenes. Infection by Streptococcus can be fatal in serious cases and is the leading cause of death among flesh-eating diseases resulting in over half a million deaths annually. That scratchy, sore feeling at the back of your throat is a result of Streptococcus pyogenes infected by viruses called bacteriophages. These “phages” carry the genes for toxins that are responsible for strep throat, and when they invade Streptococcus pyogenes, they transfer these genes, enhancing the bacterium’s ability to cause infection.
Inspire and engage: Host a booth at TEDx Winnipeg 2025! : Bees
February 7, 2025 — TEDx Winnipeg is inviting the UM community to showcase big ideas, research, and innovations at the upcoming TEDx event on May 29, 2025
Faculty of Architecture News
Winnipeg’s Pumphouse Named One of The Top Five Buildings in The Americas : Network News
February 7, 2025 — Winnipeg’s architectural landscape is making waves on the global stage as Pumphouse, designed by 5468796 Architecture, has been named one of the top five buildings in the Americas by the Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize (MCHAP) 2024.





