UM Today Archives

November 25, 2024 —  On November 14, 2024, students from the L. Kerry Vickar Business Law Clinic and the Indigenous Business Education Partners (IBEP) at the Asper School of Business came together at the RBC Convention Centre in Winnipeg to celebrate the 18th annual Visionary Indigenous Business Excellence (VIBE) Awards. The event, hosted by IBEP, coincided with the 30th anniversary of IBEP, marking three decades of fostering community, education, and Indigenous business leadership.

November 22, 2024 —  The University of Manitoba is excited to add a feature in Microsoft 365 that allows users to add their pronouns to their profile cards. This optional feature aims to create a more inclusive and welcoming environment for everyone.

November 22, 2024 —  ‘Groundbreaking work’: U of M researcher honoured for solvent-free canola oil extraction

November 22, 2024 —  Circular-economy-based food systems

November 22, 2024 —  Whether you’re hurrying to class or walking to your car, it’s essential to stay cautious and prioritize safety. Navigating icy walkways, snowy parking lots, and unpredictable weather requires extra care

November 22, 2024 —  Porcus Optimus scale system promises low-labour pig weighing

November 22, 2024 —  Les Stechesen, a well-known and widely admired Winnipeg architect, was recently awarded the Winnipeg Architecture Foundation’s (WAF) first Legacy Award.

November 22, 2024 —  Elizabeth Dafoe Library offers lots of study spaces, however it is also the largest and busiest library on campus. As the Fall Term comes to an end and final exams approach, it can seem overwhelming to find a space to sit down and study in the library. For those that are new to campus, it may be difficult to find the right study space for their needs. For those looking for study spaces, read on! UM has many options.

November 22, 2024 —  There are more opportunities to get involved on campus than you may know, and Student Experience and Development is here to help you find them.

November 22, 2024 —  Speakers at the recent Indigenous Health Research Symposium at UM reflected on the theme "Changing the Narrative."