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New Administration Building Bisons banners installed : Campus News

October 19, 2025 —  Three big and bold Bisons banners were installed on the Administration Building, part of a multi-phased project to create a vibrant on-campus experience for the UM commmunity.

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Anthropology professor Warren Clarke.

Faculty of Arts News

CBC: The impact of D’Angelo on Black masculinity : UM in the News

October 19, 2025 —  Grammy-award winning singer D'Angelo died on Tuesday at the age of 51. Dr. Warren Clarke is an assistant professor of Sociocultural Anthropology at the University of Manitoba, he shares his thoughts on how D'Angelo influenced Black masculinity.

Manitoba legislature.

Faculty of Arts News

CBC: Manitoba government taking longer, charging more for freedom of information requests: report : UM in the News

October 19, 2025 —  "Higher fees could discourage requests from individuals who do not have access to discretionary income for such a purpose," said Dr. Paul Thomas, professor emeritus of political science at the University of Manitoba.

Brandon Trask is an associate professor in the University of Manitoba’s faculty of law. (Warren Kay/CBC)

Faculty of Law News

CJOB: Brandon Trask on the Foundations of His Professional Journey : UM in the News

October 18, 2025 —  The CJOB segment features Brandon Trask, Associate Professor of Law at the University of Manitoba, who reflects on how his parents’ example shaped his values and career path.

View of the Desautels Concert Hall stage from the upper back of the hall with audience members in their seats.

Desautels Faculty of Music News

Winnipeg Free Press: Music and memories : UM in the News

October 18, 2025 —  Carolyn Basha, a behind-the-scenes superstar of the Manitoba arts world, will be celebrated by her family and friends at a memorial concert on Friday at the Desautels Concert Hall — a University of Manitoba venue Basha helped will into existence.

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Faculty of Architecture News

CBC: 16 local groups endorse city planning expert letter criticizing Winnipeg Transit overhaul : UM in the News

October 17, 2025 —  Dr. Orly Linovski, an associate professor in the University of Manitoba's city planning department, penned the Thursday letter, which was endorsed by 16 groups, including the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, the U of M's city planning department, the Manitoba Eco-Network, the North End Women's Centre and the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg.

Students celebrate at a Convocation ceremony on the Bannatyne campus.

Students News

A leap of faith and ‘one of the best decisions I have ever made’ : Network News

October 17, 2025 —  Graduating from any program is an incredible accomplishment; meet Rachel Donnelly (she/her), a bachelor of respiratory therapy grad who did so at the top of her class.

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Barry Prentice

Asper School of Business News

Toronto Star: Could natural gas unlock new potential for Churchill’s port? : UM in the News

October 17, 2025 —  Dr. Barry Prentice, Professor and Director of the University of Manitoba Transport Institute (UMTI), Supply Chain Management Department, said such a pipeline would be difficult to build in northern Manitoba, where melting permafrost can lead to engineering challenges, but that doesn’t mean it’s impossible.

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Fletcher Baragar, an economics professor at the University of Manitoba, says Canada should join forces with other nations facing Trump tariff threats — like Mexico, China and potentially the European Union — in order to strengthen economic ties over the next four years. (Karen Pauls/CBC)

Faculty of Arts News

Global News: Buy now, pay later: A help or a hindrance? : UM in the News

October 17, 2025 —  Dr. Fletcher Baragar with the University of Manitoba’s Department of Economics says the services are designed to be user-friendly. “Make it easy, make it convenient, minimal questions asked,” he said.

A grad in cap and gown walks down the centre aisle at Convocation. A banner with the University Crest hangs on the wall in the distance.

Students News

Emerging as ‘a more thoughtful version’ of yourself : Network News

October 17, 2025 —  Graduating from any program is an incredible accomplishment; meet Talia Smith (she/they), a bachelor of arts (advanced) grad who did so at the top of their class.

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