Strangers in a new homeland: Migration and settlement
'Immigrants and refugees are entitled to the same conditions and human rights accorded to citizens and residents in host societies'
Recent Stories From UM Today
First-ever resident retreat a success: ‘You can’t pour from an empty glass’
While medical residents normally work long hours caring for patients, the Postgraduate Medical Education (PGME) Resident Retreat was a chance for physicians in training to focus on their own wellness and learn strategies to live a balanced, healthier life.
New graduate scholarships support women in engineering
The Price Graduate Scholarships for Women in Engineering was established through a $600,000 gift from the Price Family Foundation
Lumbering towards a decolonized society
Iloradanon Efimoff, an Indigenous PhD student and Vanier Scholar in UM’s psychology department, shares her thoughts on decolonization and Indigenization