Arts News Archive
In Remembrance: University of Manitoba alumni at Normandy
June 6, 2019 —
We join in the commemoration of the noble and selfless actions of 150,000 Allied troops who landed at Normandy seventy five years ago, turning the tide of the Second World War
Surviving culture shock and leading by example
June 4, 2019 —
Bol is graduating with his fellow Arts class of 2019 on June 5, 2019. He hopes to attend graduate school in environmental law so that he can go back home to East Africa where he can work for an NGO
Food Systems Research Group
Second UofM Food Systems Student Symposium set to “Bridge the Gap”
May 16, 2019 —
Register today for the University-wide Food Systems Student Symposium - F3S - taking place June 26th.
Has Marvel reinvented the film serial?
April 24, 2019 —
The release of Avengers: Endgame is a culmination, of a kind, for the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Faculty of Education
Faculty prof among speakers at event honouring Sistema
April 15, 2019 —
Faculty of Education Professor Francine Morin was invited to speak recently at an event at Government House honouring the transformative power of Sistema, an after-school music program.
Faculty of Education
Portrait of an artist as a retired teacher
April 10, 2019 —
Imitation may be the best form of flattery, and it’s also the best way to learn, says McMaster, who cites as inspiration to paint professionally, Andrew Wyeth, one of the best-known American artists of the 20th century.
Bison track and field claims first national podium finish in more than 20 years
March 29, 2019 —
Bison men's track and field team captured bronze medal at the 2019 U SPORTS Championships.
3MT winner takes first step toward regional finals
March 19, 2019 —
A student who is developing a way to test heart health through a simple stepping exercise impressed a prestigious panel of judges at the Three-Minute Thesis competition
Bison track and field boasts first national podium finish in more than 20 years
March 11, 2019 —
Bison men's track and field team captured bronze medal at the U SPORTS Championships; Swimming: Kelsey Wog sets U SPORTS record and captures 4 gold medals
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Alumni
Ahead of her time: Trailblazing alumnae of the 1900s
March 7, 2019 —
With International Women’s Day on March 8, we’re remembering our early U of M alumnae who defied society’s expectations and became trailblazers in their own right