UM in photos: memorable moments that shaped 2024

A large group of people gathered outdoors, wearing blue "Bison Pride" T-shirts, holding a banner that reads "Bison Pride" with rainbow-colored letters. They are cheering with their hands raised, showing support for LGBTQ+ pride. The group includes individuals of diverse ages and backgrounds, standing in front of a historic stone building on a sunny day. Some participants hold rainbow flags and UM-branded signs, representing the University of Manitoba's presence at a pride event.

UM photographed in true spirit to celebrate diversity and inclusion across the community at the 2024 Pride Winnipeg Parade on June 2

UM in photos: memorable moments that shaped 2024

Celebrating the people, places, and milestones that defined UM in 2024.

Take a look back at 2024 through the lenses that captured so many of its memorable moments. These images showcase the incredible people, places, and stories that make the University of Manitoba so special and inspire us to move forward together with collective energy and optimism.

These photos tell the story of a year shaped by the people, places, and milestones that define UM. Each image captures a moment that highlights UM’s impact, whether through ground-breaking research, community connections, or student achievements. From local outreach to global partnerships, the year offered countless examples of collaboration, resilience, and growth.

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