Feature Archive
From Idea to Market
November 13, 2025 —
How entrepreneurship at UM is shaping a new ecosystem—and challenging start-up stereotypes
Research and International
From Manitoba to Berlin: Breaking Walls in Antibiotic Resistance!
November 5, 2025 —
From Manitoba to Berlin: Breaking Walls in Antibiotic Resistance! Dr. Hans-Joachim Wieden and Luma Clarindo Lopes are heading to the 2025 Falling Walls Science Summit in Berlin! Luma, winner of Falling Walls Lab Manitoba, will present her groundbreaking idea on antibiotic resistance, representing both Manitoba and Canada on the global stage. Their participation highlights Manitoba’s growing impact in research and innovation.
Ahead of the Curve
October 9, 2025 —
Chancellor Dave Angus sits down with Winnipeg-based IT entrepreneur and UM alum Chris Schmidt for our new Bisons in Business series
Listening to the Lake
August 28, 2025 —
What is Manitoba’s inland ocean telling the scientists and locals sailing its waters? UM Today goes behind the scenes aboard a research vessel on Lake Winnipeg
The Murky World of Workplace Ethics
August 19, 2025 —
When do employers cross the line? UM’s Jae Yun Kim tells us how to do the right thing in business
The Next Chancellor
May 16, 2025 —
Get to know Dave Angus, industry bridgebuilder, champion for Manitoba, and UM’s newest addition
Where There’s Smoke
May 5, 2025 —
Alum architect ignites introspection among students through unique art form
From Kenya with Love
March 11, 2025 —
They live with stigma and HIV. Hard-to-reach, marginalized communities find compassion and hope through a 45-year partnership between UM and the University of Nairobi. Come along as I visit the heart of health equity.
The Comeback Crop
February 27, 2025 —
Could a humble, ancient grain help address modern-day food insecurity? UM researchers think so. Why wild rice—with a climate-friendly twist—could be Canada’s next staple
So, You’re Canadian, Eh?
February 26, 2025 —
When US President Donald Trump suggested this country become the 51st state, Canadians ruffled their goose feathers and offered a polite “no thank you.” What better time to reflect on what makes us Canadian





