UM in the News News Archive
Dispatch: DNA research helps understand how the Americas were first populated
April 3, 2017 —
Former U of M President, Emőke Szathmáry, still doing top-notch research
NY Times: In Poland’s Crooked Forest, a Mystery With No Straight Answer
March 31, 2017 —
U of M plant scientists discovered odd trees
Scientific American: Growth Spurts May Determine a Lamprey’s Sex
March 30, 2017 —
Understanding sex determination in lampreys will help us understand the evolution of sex determination in vertebrates.”
Wpg Free Press: On the road after retirement
March 30, 2017 —
Former race car driver and local lawyer reflects on his six-decade career
Wpg Free Press: The kids’ diets are not all right
March 29, 2017 —
'The fact we don’t know what Manitoba kids are eating is stunning, given that obesity and nutrition-related chronic diseases are skyrocketing and costing taxpayers a bundle'
Daily Star: Are women better guardians of natural resources?
March 29, 2017 —
'For the last few decades millions of small-scale activities undertaken by micro-lenders synergistically had a huge impact on the environment'
Now Grenada: Grenadians and U of M Contribute to Conservation and Education
March 29, 2017 —
Nicola Koper and her team were highlighted for their great work
Globe and Mail: Canada’s best diversity employers welcome new voices
March 28, 2017 —
Set an outstanding example of how Canadians make diversity our strength
Asper School of Business
CBC: From the streets of Toronto to a business degree: How one Indigenous woman defied the odds
March 28, 2017 —
Ashley Richard to graduate at the beginning of April from the University of Manitoba
MIT News: Julien Barber: Protecting magnets and the environment
March 27, 2017 —
'Where I grew up, it is below 0 degrees Celsius five months of the year.' Julien Barber, a first-year graduate student in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at MIT, is describing Winnipeg, Manitoba, where average temperatures do not rise above freezing from November to March