Arts News Archive
Globe and Mail: Advertisers (finally) depicting a broader view of masculinity
February 26, 2016 —
'Hyper-masculinity, we believe, is a substitute for real social, economic and political power'
CBC: Arab cultures in spotlight at University of Manitoba
February 4, 2016 —
Arabic calligraphy, Arabian horses and Arab scientists are a focus of the exhibit, a representative says
A titan steps down
February 2, 2016 —
Arthur Schafer is Canada’s most distinguished authority on bioethics and he is stepping down as director of the Centre for Professional and Applied Ethics, which he founded in 1986. The Centre hosts a symposium in his honour on Feb. 5
Research and International
Game Changer team finalists have been chosen
February 2, 2016 —
Seven finalist teams move forward to the final competition on Thursday, February 11
CANDID: Meet Clement Adomah
February 1, 2016 —
Clement Adomah grew up helping his dad on their farm in Ghana. Now he's studying economics at the U of M, and in his free time he's trying to uncover what successful people have in common because he wants to return to Ghana to transform it
Arab Cultural Exhibition brings students to campus
January 26, 2016 —
Representatives from 11 different Arabic countries will share information about their respective countries
Public Forum: The Wicked Problem of Hydraulic Fracturing
January 26, 2016 —
All are welcome to attend this free public discussion on fracking to be held Friday, Jan. 29.
‘There’s much still to be done. But we’re on the right path.’
January 22, 2016 —
One year ago Maclean’s magazine declared Winnipeg Canada’s most racist city. What's changed?
Conflict and Consensus: Reconciliation and the future of Native Studies
January 20, 2016 —
Colloquium series all are welcome to attend
New Writer-In-Residence explores consumerism, ethics and culture
January 18, 2016 —
Jeanne Randolph is known as engaging lecturer and performance artist whose unique vocal soliloquies―ranging from cat curating to architecture to boxing to Barbie Dolls to Wittgenstein―have been delivered in universities across the globe