UM Today Archives

February 26, 2018 —  Prof. Popsicle is at it again, this time hosting the first ever underwater seminar... which will actually take place under the water.

February 26, 2018 —  Come join us for Sustainability Night March 8, connect with other sustainability focused people. Enjoy an evening of sharing sustainability ideas and stories about creating positive impacts on our environment that benefit our planet and ourselves. Cap off the night meeting and sharing ideas with other sustainability conscious community members during the networking wine and cheese. Purchase your ticket today!

February 26, 2018 —  'I searched out other radical experiments with different kinds of social and psychological antidepressants, often in unexpected places.'

February 26, 2018 —  Since starting classes at the University of Manitoba, you have likely heard someone say, “You should go talk to an academic advisor.” As the University 1 First Year Centre Coordinator, that sounds like great advice to me.

February 26, 2018 —  Password expirations and usage agreement re-acceptances will start being enforced on March 26, 2018. It’s the second phase of the launch of the university’s new identity and access management service, called signUM.

February 26, 2018 —  Nearly 200 high school students and teachers arrived at the U of M campus to explore the science, engineering and technology (SET) playground

February 26, 2018 —  Manitoba will host the University of Saskatchewan Huskies in the best-of-three Canada West championship series next weekend

February 26, 2018 —  U of M’s first Indigenous Designer in Residence shares his experiences

February 26, 2018 —  The School of Art’s latest exhibit, Sebastien Aubin: no brighter in the middle, will open with a two-part “dialogic” workshop by Professor Norman Cornett, a specialist in theology of the arts, on Feb. 27, 28

February 24, 2018 —  Dressed head-to-toe in clothing adorned with ornate accents, Charlene Baker, smiled as she chatted with classroom instructors and peers, excited to be participating in a workshop on her life’s passion. “I always wear my beadwork on my clothing. It’s something that represents me as First Nation,” Baker says, adding she learned beading from her mother 45 years ago, and is now passing it on to her two daughters, granddaughters and nieces. She also teaches beading at her school as president of a bead club, and continues to learn more crafts from elders.