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Dr. Brock Edwards

Faculty of Graduate Studies News

University of Manitoba PhD Graduate Brock Edwards Awarded the 2025 Distinguished Dissertation Award for Research on Mercury Emissions : Network News

October 14, 2025 —  Dr. Edwards’ field research focused on measuring mercury emissions from volcanoes and geothermal vents in Iceland.

School of Art News

School of Art Gallery Presents Robert Archambeau: One Leads to the Next – Oct 15 : Network News

October 14, 2025 —  The School of Art Gallery presents Robert Archambeau: One Leads to the Next, a retrospective exhibition celebrating the life and work of one of Canada’s most influential ceramic artists, on view October 16 – November 14, 2025.

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Sustainability News

Smarter bins, cleaner campus : Network News

October 14, 2025 —  UM is taking a step toward more efficient waste management with the transition to its new exterior waste bins for both campuses. Designed with sustainability and campus safety in mind, these upgraded bins are being installed in October, which is Sustainability Month. The bins are set to transform how waste is collected and managed across UM’s outdoor spaces.

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Faculty of Law's new Indigenous Student Support Coordinator, Marc Kruse

Faculty of Law News

CBC News: Much ado about moose: Manitoba’s hunting rift could help reconciliation or sow division : UM in the News

October 12, 2025 —  Marc Kruse, the director of Indigenous legal learning and services at the University of Manitoba's law school, says the situation is critical for Manitoba

Shirley Thompson, Associate professor of Natural Resources Institute

Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources News

CBC News: What have Manitoba leaders learned from a summer of wildfire evacuations? : UM in the News

October 12, 2025 —  Dr. Shirley Thompson, Associate Professor at the Natural Resources Institute at the University of Manitoba, said with the frequency of wildfires increasing, having a dedicated facility for evacuees could mean better cultural supports and other services

UM hosts fourth-annual Budget Town Hall : Campus News

October 10, 2025 —  Provides a snapshot of the university’s financial health and the investments we are making into strategic areas

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Faculty of Architecture News

Winnipeg Free Press: Hedge concern drives a wedge : UM in the News

October 10, 2025 —  Leanne Muir, a University of Manitoba architecture instructor filed an affidavit in support of the court injunction application. She said in court papers the hedge carries “significant ecological and cultural value,” but any disturbance to the roots could kill it

Faculty of Arts News

The Globe and Mail: Canada should seek central role for NORAD in Golden Dome or risk marginalization, MPs told : UM in the News

October 10, 2025 —  Speaking to the Commons defence committee Thursday, Dr. James Fergusson, Professor Emeritus and Senior Research Fellow with the Centre for Defence and Security Studies at the University of Manitoba, said Canada needs to “step forward” in discussions with the object of making NORAD the “command authority” for this integrated air and missile-defence plan

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Centre for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning News

Teaching and Learning Certificate program celebrates 2025 graduating class : Network News

October 10, 2025 —  The 2025 graduates of the Teaching and Learning Certificate (TLC) program gathered with their mentors and invited guests to celebrate and receive their certificates September 24.     

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Canola plants in a field

Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences News

Radio-Canada: Temps durs pour le canola des Prairies : Network News

October 10, 2025 —  For decades, canola has been the economic engine of the Prairies.

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