Faculty of Arts News Archive
Faculty of Arts News
The Brandon Sun: Southern Health households ignoring measles directives
August 7, 2025 —
Public health officials are up against brazen rebellion as they tackle a recent resurgence in measles.
August 7, 2025 —
Public health officials are up against brazen rebellion as they tackle a recent resurgence in measles.
Faculty of Arts News
Bridging Academics and Work Experience
August 5, 2025 —
A Faculty of Arts of degree equips students with valuable abilities such as critical thinking, effective written and verbal communication and strong interpersonal skills. From October 2024 to April 2025, I worked as a Student Communications Assistant with the Faculty of Arts Communications team (posted through the Work-Study program), where I had the chance to build these skills in a hands-on, creative environment.
August 5, 2025 —
A Faculty of Arts of degree equips students with valuable abilities such as critical thinking, effective written and verbal communication and strong interpersonal skills. From October 2024 to April 2025, I worked as a Student Communications Assistant with the Faculty of Arts Communications team (posted through the Work-Study program), where I had the chance to build these skills in a hands-on, creative environment.
Research and International News
Closing the gap: Helping families access high-quality mental health services sooner
July 31, 2025 —
New federal Implementation Science Chair, Dr. Leslie E. Roos seeks solutions in mental health services.
July 31, 2025 —
New federal Implementation Science Chair, Dr. Leslie E. Roos seeks solutions in mental health services.
Faculty of Arts News
The Canadian Press: Manitoba government poll suggests concerns over health care, crime and immigration
July 31, 2025 —
The number of Manitobans concerned about crime and public safety has risen steadily, an opinion poll done for the Manitoba government suggests.
July 31, 2025 —
The number of Manitobans concerned about crime and public safety has risen steadily, an opinion poll done for the Manitoba government suggests.
Faculty of Arts News
CBC Manitoba: Manitoba political commentator Paul Thomas to retire after more than 50 years of punditry
July 29, 2025 —
Thomas recounts the good, the bad and the ugly in an exit interview with CBC News
July 29, 2025 —
Thomas recounts the good, the bad and the ugly in an exit interview with CBC News
Faculty of Arts News
CBC Manitoba: Should Canada Lower the Voting Age to 16?
July 28, 2025 —
Should Canada Lower the Voting Age to 16?
July 28, 2025 —
Should Canada Lower the Voting Age to 16?
Research and International News
The Conversation: More people are considering AI lovers, and we shouldn’t judge
July 21, 2025 —
People are falling in love with their chatbots. There are now dozens of apps that offer intimate companionship with an AI-powered bot, and they have millions of users.
July 21, 2025 —
People are falling in love with their chatbots. There are now dozens of apps that offer intimate companionship with an AI-powered bot, and they have millions of users.
Faculty of Arts News
CBC Manitoba: Will increased penalties lower the number of violent attacks on first responders?
July 17, 2025 —
Will increased penalties lower the number of violent attacks on first responders?
July 17, 2025 —
Will increased penalties lower the number of violent attacks on first responders?
Faculty of Arts News
CBC Manitoba: Barbershop Talk series addresses the “absent Black father” stereotype
July 13, 2025 —
Barbershop Talk series addresses the "absent Black father" stereotype
July 13, 2025 —
Barbershop Talk series addresses the "absent Black father" stereotype
Faculty of Arts News
The Globe and Mail: Ottawa asks First Nations leaders to submit questions ahead of meeting on Bill C-5
July 11, 2025 —
Ottawa asks First Nations leaders to submit questions ahead of meeting on Bill C-5
July 11, 2025 —
Ottawa asks First Nations leaders to submit questions ahead of meeting on Bill C-5





