News Archive
A History of Disruption
September 26, 2016 —
For 139 years, the U of M has been a place of change. Like in 1950 when the Fort Garry campus was submerged under floodwater.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
September 26, 2016 —
U of M President David T. Barnard spoke with Prime Minister Trudeau recently on the value of upending expectations, participating in Pride and understanding disruptive political situations.
The Future of History
September 26, 2016 —
Tina Greenfield is among the archaeologists racing to excavate and document artifacts and buildings at sites that could be the next target of militant group ISIS.
Field Notes
September 26, 2016 —
Items found at the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation. Raymond Frogner is the Centre’s new head archivist.
An Unbelievable Day
September 26, 2016 —
After Dr. Ernest Rady's generous gift was announced on May 12, 2016, hundreds of people gathered in the Brodie Atrium on Bannatyne campus to say thank you.
At the Hundredth Meridian
September 26, 2016 —
The Tragically Hip are icons of Canadian rock, but in 1988 they arrived to the U of M campus as an up-and-coming band who had been unceremoniously fired from their scheduled gig at a downtown Winnipeg club.
Quotable: Fall 2016
September 26, 2016 —
Disruption can and must be a force for progress. - Justin Trudeau
Op-ed: I like to ride my bicycle
September 26, 2016 —
The bikes-versus-cars story is an unfortunate one. How can Winnipeggers dislike cyclists yet encourage our children to learn to ride bikes?
Education conference focuses on Reconciliation
September 26, 2016 —
The Faculty of Education at the University of Manitoba, in partnership with the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation, is hosting a two-part conference focusing on education for truth and reconciliation
Centre for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning
New online tool for faculty and instructors
September 26, 2016 —
Respondus LockDown Browser ensures secure testing environment





