Department of Sociology and Criminology News Archive
Faculty of Arts
Winnipeg Free Press: Minister ‘open to transparency’ but child-care inspection reports to remain unpublicized
July 12, 2024 —
Minister ‘open to transparency’ but child-care inspection reports to remain unpublicized
Students
Winnipeg Free Press: Anxiety attack Majority of Manitobans fear witnessing shoplifting, violence in stores: poll
June 21, 2024 —
Anxiety attack Majority of Manitobans fear witnessing shoplifting, violence in stores: poll
Faculty of Arts
Winnipeg Free Press: Governments need to work together in addressing root causes of crime: Gillingham
June 19, 2024 —
Governments need to work together in addressing root causes of crime: Gillingham
Faculty of Arts
Winnipeg Free Press: Licensed to fail
June 17, 2024 —
Winnipeg Free Press: Licensed to fail
St. John's College
Introducing St John’s College newest fellows
May 23, 2024 —
St John’s College is proud to welcome four academics to our fellowship this spring. The new fellows come from across UM, representing both the Faculty of Science and Faculty of Arts, and include a former Warden and Vice-Chancellor of SJC.
Faculty of Arts
Winnipeg Free Press: Tories, NDP spar over release of accused in Food Fare attack
May 21, 2024 —
Tories, NDP spar over release of accused in Food Fare attack
Faculty of Arts
The HR Reporter: Many Canadian workers putting family on hold due to lack of work-life balance: survey
April 30, 2024 —
Many Canadian workers putting family on hold due to lack of work-life balance: survey
Faculty of Arts
CBC Manitoba: A new report alleges the sale of a non-profit seniors complex could be considered elder abuse
April 25, 2024 —
A new report alleges the sale of a non-profit seniors complex could be considered elder abuse
St. John's College
Criminology student passionate about making a difference
March 15, 2024 —
Currently studying criminology in the Faculty of Arts, La-Tonya joined St John's, hoping to get more out of her UM student experience. She felt ready to make a positive impact on campus, where she could continue to succeed academically while making new friends from other faculties.
Reflecting B(l)ack and moving forward: A legacy of a life well lived
February 23, 2024 —
My father, the late professor Lawrence Fitzroy Douglas, accepted a position in the department of sociology at the University of Manitoba in 1967. He was the first Black faculty member in the department and one of its four founding members.