UM Today Archives

February 5, 2025 —  Recognized for their leadership potential, University of Manitoba student Elora Cromarty (BA'25) and graduate Rachel Cluett (BA'24) are finalists for the McCall MacBain Scholarships at McGill. The two finalists will travel to Montreal to attend final interviews in March, with travel expenses covered by the scholarship program.

February 4, 2025 —  For 45 years, the University of Manitoba has partnered with the University of Nairobi and the non-profit Partners for Health and Development in Africa (PHDA) to achieve successful STI and HIV research, prevention, care and treatment programs to the most vulnerable communities in Kenya and in Africa.

February 4, 2025 —  Looking for a fun, easy way to commute to campus, while saving money on gas and parking and reducing emissions? An e-bike might be for you.  

February 4, 2025 —  This new series, called Pedagogy of Care shows how different expertise, initiatives or pedagogies work together to create inclusive and engaging courses and programs. The creators and facilitators recognize that treating the students holistically, with their well-being in mind, will help contribute to a sustainable future for the UM. 

February 4, 2025 —  On January 30, 2025, the 2024 Celebrating Co-op Awards welcomed co-op students and employer partners to reflect on another incredible year for co-op education. Sponsored by The Associates of the Asper School of Business, this event celebrates the Manitoba business community’s dedication to educating future business leaders.

February 3, 2025 —  Layoffs so far totalling over 4,500, including delivery service partners

February 3, 2025 —  'We've lost some really essential element in our childhoods'

February 3, 2025 —  University of Manitoba experimenting with new, non-invasive methods of Alzheimer's treatment

February 3, 2025 —  ‘This was his legacy’ : The work to preserve this massive piece of art with virtual reality

February 3, 2025 —  For most of her early career after graduating from UM as a nurse, Dr. Lisa Knisley [BN/94] cared for adult patients. But in 2000, she was working in a cardiac catheter lab in London, England, that served both adults and children.