UM Today Archives

August 9, 2023 —  Christopher Adams , the director of St. Paul's College at the University of Manitoba talks about Arthur Mauro's legacy on the university and the city of Winnipeg

August 9, 2023 —  The Indigenous Circle of Empowerment (ICE) is a student leadership development program rooted in culture and focused on personal, educational, and professional development, and community engagement. It provides a diverse range of activities, including conversations with esteemed Indigenous leaders, professional development, learning from Elders and Knowledge Keepers, and collaborative team capstone projects.

August 9, 2023 —  If you're aged 18-50, healthy and interested in being part of trial studying the impact of wild rice on blood sugar, UM researchers are looking for you.

August 9, 2023 —  Do-it-yourself automated insulin delivery gains approval among healthcare practitioners across the country.

August 8, 2023 —  The University of Manitoba will lower the flag on the Administration Building from Aug. 8 through 11, 2023, in honour of Arthur V. Mauro.

August 8, 2023 —  We are excited to welcome all new students to the University of Manitoba! Now that registration is out of the way, this is where the fun begins. If you’re a new student, then you are invited to attend Prep Week, one of the UM Orientation events leading up to the beginning of the academic year.

August 8, 2023 —  The effects of climate change appear to be driving Arctic fox numbers down in northern Manitoba, threatening their role as "ecosystem engineers".

August 8, 2023 —  Three new UM projects have received proof-of concept funding from Research Manitoba on July 26 totaling $346,500 over two years.

August 8, 2023 —  Asper researchers are publishing work that rethinks traditional business models and prioritizes sustainability. Despite the lingering, outdated sentiment that sustain-centric business is an alternative perspective, they demonstrate how and why sustainability is the future—and the now—of business.

August 8, 2023 —  About 50 million people in the world are diagnosed with dementia and this number is projected to triple. This graduate student is working to find out why.