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View from the third floor of the Drake Centre. Looking from the balcony, across the way is a study area with glass around it and a sign that says Asper School of Business.

Asper School of Business News

CBC: Clubbing events transform Seafood City to attract younger demographic : UM in the News

December 12, 2025 —  What's one of the only places you can go grocery shopping and clubbing at the same time for free? Filipino grocery chain Seafood City. But the secret to the success of the pop-ups might be part of a larger trend.

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

CBC: Die-off of hundreds of birds something Manitoba hasn’t experienced ‘at this scale’: biologist : UM in the News

December 12, 2025 —  Dr. Hannah Wallace, Lead Research Associate in the Department of Medical Microbiology & Infectious Diseases at the University of Manitoba with expertise in viral immunology, said it is strange that after years of avian influenza circulating in North America there would be so many bird deaths at once. 

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Blue strands of DNA

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

Winnipeg Free Press: U of M researchers studying whether genetic testing helps zero in on effective mental-health treatment meds : UM in the News

December 11, 2025 —  “Someone with mental-health conditions, they (try) multiple medications, and sometimes it takes months or years to get to a point where those drugs work for them, or to have less side effects,” said Dr. Abdullah Maruf, the lead investigator on the study and assistant professor in U of M’s College of Pharmacy.

Daryl Fediuk standing and smiling at the camera, with the Pfizer logo in background.

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

Fit for Pharmacology : Network News

December 11, 2025 —  What does it take to land a job at a high-profile pharmaceutical company like Pfizer? For Daryl Fediuk [B.Sc.(Pharm.)/03, PhD/12], it all started 24 years ago with a summer job in a UM lab.

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Faculty of Architecture News

In the News:  New discovery made in the preservation of the Bruce Head mural : Network News

December 11, 2025 —  Jason Shields, an assistant professor in the Department of Interior Design in the Faculty of Architecture is leading a project to preserve a 400-foot concrete mural crafted by late Canadian artist Bruce Head and titled “The Wall.”.

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The book cover of Inclusion and Equity in Outdoor Leisure featuring mountain like shapes in different colours

Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management News

Using stories to create an enviroment where everyone belongs : Network News

December 10, 2025 —  On Dec. 16, the Office for Equity Transformation and the Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management are hosting a webinar to celebrate the launch of a book titled Inclusion and Equity in Outdoor Leisure. The book co-edited by FKRM Assistant Professor, Dr. Mandi Baker.

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View from the third floor of the Drake Centre. Looking from the balcony, across the way is a study area with glass around it and a sign that says Asper School of Business.

Asper School of Business News

CBC: The Buy Canadian movement faces a new test as American alcohol returns to store shelves. : UM in the News

December 10, 2025 —  Dr. Divya Ramachandran, Assistant Professor of Marketing at the University of Manitoba, speaks with CBC's Marjorie Dowhos about how connecting the return of American products to charity may change Canadian consumer attitudes.

A person stands in front of collaged photos at a photography exhibit.

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

Visionary Lens: An Educational Tool exhibit explores health education through art : Network News

December 10, 2025 —  An exhibit featuring student photography that examines health and social issues took place on Dec. 2 on the Fort Garry campus.

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Asper School of Business News

Asper School Professors Honoured at the 2025 Associates Awards : Network News

December 10, 2025 —  Asper School Professors Chi Liao, Sean Buchanan, Mohammad Eslami, and Wei Wang were celebrated during the 2025 Associates Awards.

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Dr. Britt Drogemoller points to a screen showing spatial maps of gene expression in a mouse brain.

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

Honing in on Hearing Loss : Network News

December 10, 2025 —  Dr. Britt Drögemöller's lab team is the first in the world to harness two kinds of unique large-scale data to develop a polygenic risk score for cisplatin-induced hearing loss.

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