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Information Services and Technology News

Get Cyber Safe – For Future You: Cyber Security Awareness at UM : Network News

October 27, 2025 —  October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, and this year’s theme is “Get cyber safe – for future you.” At the University of Manitoba, we have joined the national campaign to help our campus community build strong cyber habits that protect not just today, but tomorrow.

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Join UM in the Manitoba Hydro Santa Claus Parade: Grey Cup Edition : Network News

October 27, 2025 —  Join UM in the Manitoba Hydro Santa Claus Parade: Grey Cup Edition

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Dr. Christopher Adams, rector of St. Paul's College. Photo taken December 15, 2021 (University of Manitoba)

Faculty of Arts News

The Independent: What will it take for the N.L. NDP to gain voter support? : UM in the News

October 26, 2025 —  Dr. Christopher Adams, adjunct professor of Political Science at the University of Manitoba and author of Politics in Manitoba, says the NDP enjoys popularity in Manitoba because it has a long history in the province, stronger urban support in Winnipeg and northern Manitoba (where unionized, resource town labour is grounded), a policy focus on healthcare and education, strong personal appeal of its leaders, and proven success while governing.

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Faculty of Law News

Winnipeg Free Press: Chief says he was behind legal threat over boats being allowed on Clear Lake : UM in the News

October 25, 2025 —  As an active participant, the First Nation is positioned to submit arguments and evidence, and if the boat ban is overturned, Keeseekoowenin may be able to appeal the decision and escalate the court process, University of Manitoba law instructor Andrea Doyle said.

Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management News

CBC News: Is the story of the Toronto Blue Jays one of drama and a stellar post-season? Or perhaps, a more nuanced tale with a whole lot of history : UM in the News

October 24, 2025 —  All eyes will be on game 1 in the World Series between the Blue Jays the Los Angeles Dodgers tonight. However, before that pitch is thrown what do we need to know about how the Jays go to this point? They are being called "Canada's team" but are they really "Canada's team"? Chloe will hear from Dr. Russell Field, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Kinesiology & Recreation Management, University of Manitoba about that.

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Students News

Get ready for Career Month : Network News

October 24, 2025 —  Every year students across the country take part in Career Month. The University of Manitoba is hosting more than 15 events and workshops this year. Whether you have your career path all mapped out, are unsure of your career goal, or somewhere in between, there is an event for you!

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Students News

Student Success Month | Spotlight 3 : Network News

October 24, 2025 —  Students reflect on the power of reaching out—how asking for help opened doors to support, growth, and a stronger sense of belonging at UM.

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CBC News: University of Manitoba Fall Open House for Future Students : UM in the News

October 24, 2025 —  Director of Student Recruitment Lisa Kachulak-Babey, speaks with host Cory Funk about what Manitoba high school students and their parents can expect at the University of Manitoba Fall Open House

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Faculty of Arts News

Winnipeg Free Press: Clinging to hope : UM in the News

October 24, 2025 —  Twenty-five years after Beverley Rowbotham was slain, her family believes a mysterious letter could shed light on the case that gripped Manitoba

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Dr. Michelle Driedger

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

CBC News: Nearly 90% of Manitoba’s reported measles cases involved unvaccinated patients: public health : UM in the News

October 24, 2025 —  Dr. Michelle Driedger, Professor in the department of community health sciences at the University of Manitoba, said there are a number of reasons that people may not get immunized

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