As the Peace and Conflict Studies (PACS) program at the University of Manitoba approaches its 20th anniversary, it celebrates a historic milestone—the largest graduating PhD cohort in its history. With seven doctoral and two master’s students receiving degrees this spring, the program continues to build a global legacy of peace, scholarship, and community impact.

Suzanne Gagnon, James W. Burns Leadership Institute Director and Asper School of Business Associate Dean Research and Graduate Research Programs, sits down with University of Manitoba Chancellor Emeritus Anne Mahon, who has been named Burns Leadership Institute Leader-in-Residence.

Six innovative projects will help UM reach its sustainability goals