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A polar bear walks on rocks with sky above

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

CTV News: Potential impact of wildfires on polar bear denning habitats : UM in the News

August 1, 2025 —  Potential impact of wildfires on polar bear denning habitats

Faculty of Architecture News

Petals in Perspective: FAUM second year students win Cool Gardens 2025 design competition : Network News

August 1, 2025 —  Four students from the Faculty of Architecture's Environmental Design Program won Cool Gardens 2025 Design Competition - Gavin Buhler, Bayan Shaeri, Noah Shotton and Owen Tintor (PETAL design)

Dr. Leslie E. Roos

Research and International News

Closing the gap: Helping families access high-quality mental health services sooner : Network News

July 31, 2025 —  New federal Implementation Science Chair, Dr. Leslie E. Roos seeks solutions in mental health services.

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Faculty of Arts News

The Canadian Press: Manitoba government poll suggests concerns over health care, crime and immigration : UM in the News

July 31, 2025 —  The number of Manitobans concerned about crime and public safety has risen steadily, an opinion poll done for the Manitoba government suggests.

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Basketball takes over parking lot E on the Bannatyne campus during the summer.

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

CTV Winnipeg: How wildfire smoke is impacting youth sports in Winnipeg : UM in the News

July 31, 2025 —  How wildfire smoke is impacting youth sports in Winnipeg

Hockey players skates and sticks on ice. Photo by Tony Schnagl

Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management News

The Globe and Mail: The Hockey Canada sexual-assault trial is over, but conversations about the sport’s culture continue : UM in the News

July 31, 2025 —  Attitudes toward women and sex still need to be confronted and changed beyond the locker room, advocates say

three students sitting at table with laptops

Faculty of Education News

Summer is meant for writing : Network News

July 31, 2025 —  Faculty of Education course "Becoming Writers: Power, Place, and Pedagogy in Teaching Writing" invites educators to grow as writers to empower them to teach writing more effectively.

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Left to right: Lorna Arcand, Travis Dech (3L), Eugene Arcand, and Thomas James-Davies (2L) at the 2025 Hockey Conference at Fort Garry Hotel.

Faculty of Law News

The 2025 Hockey Conference: In the Echoes of Reckoning June 17 – 19 : Network News

July 30, 2025 —  From June 17 to 19 this summer, I had the distinct pleasure of attending the Hockey Conference. The Hockey Conference is a biennial conference for members of the hockey community, where the work of scholars, practitioners, and others is shared, and those with a vested interest in improving the game we all love are given a forum to share their vision for doing so. Winnipeg had the good fortune of playing host to the Hockey Conference this year at the Fort Garry Hotel thanks to the tireless work of the Faculty of Law’s own Dr. Martine Dennie, my fellow 3L students Stefan Lewis and Seth Garcia, and the other members of the Conference’s Committee, whom I list below. The theme of this year’s Conference was “In the Echoes of Reckonings.” It centred around how the sport—at all levels—could respond to the light being shone on hockey’s history of violence, homophobia, classism, misogyny, ableism, racism, and other related issues in hockey culture.

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Kirsty Muller speaks at a podium.

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

Heart Medicine : Network News

July 30, 2025 —  When Kirsty Muller [BN/14] was in her final year of nursing studies at UM, she was not looking forward to her practicum in mental health.

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Michael Robertson and Diane Roussin headhots

Students News

UM welcomes new Board of Governors leadership : Campus News

July 29, 2025 —  Michael Robertson [BA/98, MArch/04] is the incoming chair and Diane Roussin [BSW/96] is the incoming vice-chair.

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