Faculty of Arts News Archive
Open studio: Atmospheric Resonance
July 22, 2016 —
Art show, one night only
July 22, 2016 —
Art show, one night only
Free Press/Sun: Crime up in 2015: police, experts weigh in on why
July 21, 2016 —
Two sociologists weigh in
July 21, 2016 —
Two sociologists weigh in
Head to the Fringe
July 14, 2016 —
Associate Professor Neil McArthur got the idea for his Fringe Fest show after a trip to Los Angeles. He had an opportunity to meet with people who were leaders in the cryonics movement
July 14, 2016 —
Associate Professor Neil McArthur got the idea for his Fringe Fest show after a trip to Los Angeles. He had an opportunity to meet with people who were leaders in the cryonics movement
Professor finds and publishes lost 233-year-old letter condemning slave massacre
July 14, 2016 —
For 233 years the true sentiments of Britain's leading abolitionist were lost, until a University of Manitoba professor accidentally came across them in the British Library
July 14, 2016 —
For 233 years the true sentiments of Britain's leading abolitionist were lost, until a University of Manitoba professor accidentally came across them in the British Library
Sun: Winnipeg cops saddened by Dallas tragedy
July 11, 2016 —
Criminologist Frank Cormier provides much insight
July 11, 2016 —
Criminologist Frank Cormier provides much insight
Looking without Perceiving, new study on autism spectrum disorder
July 7, 2016 —
Graduate student Tiffany Carther-Krone and professor Jonathan Marotta have shed new light on how people with autism spectrum disorders view their surrounding environment
July 7, 2016 —
Graduate student Tiffany Carther-Krone and professor Jonathan Marotta have shed new light on how people with autism spectrum disorders view their surrounding environment
Op-ed: Senate obstruction makes for healthy democracy
July 5, 2016 —
Perhaps it’s time for Canadians to consider the virtues of gridlock and the checks it necessarily imposes on governments
July 5, 2016 —
Perhaps it’s time for Canadians to consider the virtues of gridlock and the checks it necessarily imposes on governments
Op-Ed: The U.K. a house divided over Europe
June 29, 2016 —
Thursday’s Brexit vote was fuelled, in part, by long-term skepticism and populist resentment about what Europe was seen to be doing for Britain
June 29, 2016 —
Thursday’s Brexit vote was fuelled, in part, by long-term skepticism and populist resentment about what Europe was seen to be doing for Britain
CBC, Global: Winnipeg police show off new armoured vehicle
June 23, 2016 —
Criminology professor Frank Cormier shares his insights about the WPS' new armoured vehicle
June 23, 2016 —
Criminology professor Frank Cormier shares his insights about the WPS' new armoured vehicle
Free Press: Grim financial world grist for Hollywood’s mill
June 23, 2016 —
English, Theatre and Film department head, Brenda Austin-Smith analyses the rise of financial corruption in film
June 23, 2016 —
English, Theatre and Film department head, Brenda Austin-Smith analyses the rise of financial corruption in film