Telegram: Chinese meat suspension will reverberate through supply chain

University of Manitoba unveils new logo

June 12, 2019 —
Rich in symbolism, a new logo is the first step in the university’s brand evolution

Alumni, campus community, Faculty and Staff, Indigenous, shaping our story, Students

Introducing our new logo

June 12, 2019 —
The evolution of who we are

Alumni, campus community, Faculty and Staff, President's Perspective, shaping our story

New Academic Jobs – June 12, 2019

June 12, 2019 —
New Academic Jobs - June 12, 2019

Academic Jobs

The June 11, 2019 announcement of support from the province.

New support for future leaders

June 11, 2019 —
Province invests $2.5M in James W. Burns Leadership Institute

Alumni, Asper School of Business, donor relations, front and centre, Front and Centre - Outstanding Student Experience, government, leadership, Philanthropy, Research and International

Beluga whales are being affected by climate change

Climate change may be putting beluga whales out of their depths

June 10, 2019 —
An international team of researchers has found that the physical condition of beluga whales affects their capacity to store oxygen in their blood and muscle tissues

Alumni, Biological Sciences, Environment Earth and Resources, faculty, Faculty of Science, Research and International, Science

Desiree Scott competes in her third FIFA Women’s World Cup

June 7, 2019 —
University of Manitoba and Bison women’s soccer alumna Desiree Scott returns to World Cup action

Alumni, Bisons, campus community, Faculty of Arts, Students

'One genocide is never the same as another, and therefore a static law or a fixed concept of genocide is of little use to protect us from its horrors'

The Conversation: Canada’s MMIWG report spurs debate on the shifting definitions of genocide

June 7, 2019 —
'One genocide is never the same as another, and therefore a static law or a fixed concept of genocide is of little use to protect us from its horrors'

Department of Sociology and Criminology, Faculty of Arts, genocide, Indigenous, Research and International, The Conversation

Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management News

The Conversation: How your phone can interrupt the good vibes of a summer music festival

June 7, 2019 —
As many people head to their favourite festival they will do so with their mobile phone safely tucked into their pocket. But what most people don’t consider is how this will impact their experience — for better or worse.

Kinesiology and Recreation Management, Research and International, The Conversation