U of M in the News News Archive
Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences
CTV Saskatoon: Saskatoon exterminator says cockroaches live ‘everywhere you go’
April 17, 2024 —
Saskatoon exterminator says cockroaches live 'everywhere you go'
Faculty of Arts
Toronto Star: Should Canada have its own missile defence system? Trudeau’s defence minister won’t rule it out
April 16, 2024 —
Should Canada have its own missile defence system? Trudeau’s defence minister won’t rule it out
Winnipeg Free Press: Funding fostering future talent
April 16, 2024 —
Funding fostering future talent
The Conversation: How self-compassion can help activists deal with stress
April 16, 2024 —
Why are activists, who are so passionate about their social justice work, so often burned out by those very causes? We don’t often think about activism as a form of labour, but it is. Research on the activists that make up social justice movements suggests that the pressures of activist work, can cause them to experience serious consequences to their own mental well-being.
Faculty of Arts
The Canadian Press: Manitoba tax change to help most people despite raising more money, premier says
April 15, 2024 —
Manitoba tax change to help most people despite raising more money, premier says
Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management
Steinbach Online: Michelle Sawatzky awarded U of M Assistant Coach of the Year
April 15, 2024 —
Michelle Sawatzky awarded U of M Assistant Coach of the Year
Faculty of Science
Winnipeg Free Press: Annual awards celebrate volunteers’ commitment, passion
April 15, 2024 —
Annual awards celebrate volunteers’ commitment, passion
Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences
Western Producer: Food researcher adds more to her resume
April 12, 2024 —
Food researcher adds more to her resume
Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management
Toronto Star: Hazing or team building? New playbook aims to help coaches understand where to draw the line
April 12, 2024 —
Hazing or team building? New playbook aims to help coaches understand where to draw the line
Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources
CBC Manitoba: This March was the hottest since records started being kept. It’s the 10th month in a row to claim that title. Some say its a really bad sign
April 12, 2024 —
This March was the hottest since records started being kept. It's the 10th month in a row to claim that title. Some say its a really bad sign