Faculty and Staff News Archive
We want to hear from you on Oct. 4!
September 25, 2018 —
Share insights and opinions into the future direction of the University of Manitoba brand
![Mary Brabston with alumnus Kevin Parsons [BComm (Hons)/10].](https://umtoday-wordpress.ad.umanitoba.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Mary-Brabston-Photo-150x150.jpg)
Asper School of Business
Farewell to the newly retired Mary Brabston
September 10, 2018 —
In January of this year, Mary Brabston officially retired from her position after more than 20 years with the university.
Sustainability
Sustainability is top-of-mind for many students, staff and faculty at the U of M
September 6, 2018 —
Dr. John Robinson, a leading expert in the fields of sustainability and climate change, will deliver a public lecture on Sept. 26 along with other sustainability-focused events
Educating our community on sexual violence
September 5, 2018 —
How the University is leading its community of students, faculty and staff in building a culture of consent
Bison Bowl features historic rivalry
September 4, 2018 —
The brown and gold set to hit the gridiron this Friday under the lights for their home opening game against the Saskatchewan Huskies
Sustainability
Connect Your Commute: GoManitoba
August 30, 2018 —
The cost of traveling alone by car may be too much for some, and perhaps choosing to walk, bike, or bus is too confusing. If this sounds familiar, GoManitoba is the app for you.
Attention curlers, the U of M league wants you
August 27, 2018 —
The University of Manitoba Curling Club, a mixed recreational league, has some openings for regular weekly curlers as well as spares
Exploring the U of M brand
August 8, 2018 —
Students, faculty, staff, alumni and donors invited to share insights and opinions
Faculty of Architecture
Faculty of Architecture welcomes new hires
August 2, 2018 —
The Faculty of Architecture is pleased to welcome new hires: Sarah Cooper, Kurt Espersen-Peters, Katherine Isaac, Shawn Bailey, Kamni Gill.
Faculty of Science
City News: Tracking with tiny tech
July 25, 2018 —
University of Manitoba researchers are using miniaturized technology to track long-distance migration of certain insects and songbirds.