UM Today Archives

September 19, 2024 —  Indigenous Business Education Partners at the Asper School of Business began with people who dared to think beyond the status quo. It was sustained by the dedication of passionate individuals who saw the value, and knew how to show the value, of investing in the success of Indigenous students. It has created connections, community and impact that extend far beyond classrooms and degrees.

September 19, 2024 —  New research shows profound impact breastfeeding has on infant asthma risk

September 18, 2024 —  Manitoba dental school clinics preparing for fewer clients

September 18, 2024 —  The University of Manitoba’s Faculty of Law has published its annual Alumni Magazine in time for Homecoming 2024. Covering news of interest to Law Alumni, the magazine includes news about alumni achievements, developments in the law school’s JD and graduate programs, and recognition of the community that helps fuel the Faculty in its mission to educate the next generation of legal professionals.

September 18, 2024 —  Riverview Health Centre and the College of Rehabilitation Sciences at the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences have announced a new research chair focused on rehabilitation and new telerehabilitation technology. 

September 18, 2024 —  Current faculty and staff who are plan members of the University of Manitoba Pension Plan (1993) (Pension Plan) and are planning to retire in the next five years are invited to register for one of the upcoming retirement planning sessions taking place on November 13 and 15.

September 17, 2024 —  NDP beat Conservatives in federal byelection in Winnipeg, NDP keep longtime Winnipeg seat in byelection

September 17, 2024 —  Canada on the hunt for up to 12 new submarines

September 17, 2024 —  How to keep last year’s canola out of your beans

September 17, 2024 —  The College of Rehabilitation Sciences welcomed 55 new occupational therapy (OT) students at a ceremony on Bannatyne campus on August 26. The class size increased by five from previous years, and next year will increase again to 60 incoming students.