Faculty of Arts News Archive
Faculty of Arts
The Canadian Press: Staffer severance payments reach $1.7M after Manitoba government changes hands
February 20, 2024 —
Staffer severance payments reach $1.7M after Manitoba government changes hands
Faculty of Arts
Globe and Mail: Poilievre would ‘work towards meeting’ 2-per-cent NATO target
February 15, 2024 —
Poilievre would ‘work towards meeting’ 2-per-cent NATO target
Faculty of Arts
CBC The Current: Matt Galloway hosts a live show in Winnipeg, exploring the issues that matter to Manitobans and resonate across Canada
February 14, 2024 —
Matt Galloway hosts a live show in Winnipeg, exploring the issues that matter to Manitobans and resonate across Canada
Faculty of Arts
Winnipeg Free Press: Medical legal coverage raises flags
February 12, 2024 —
Medical legal coverage raises flags
Research and International
Next Steps with Generative AI
February 12, 2024 —
On January 31 more than 200 people gathered for the Next Steps with Generative AI, the second installment in the seven-part UM Knowledge Exchange.
Faculty of Law
Master of Human Rights program 2024 Symposium showcases research on important topics
February 9, 2024 —
The Master of Human Rights program’s annual Symposium took place on Wednesday, January 25, 2024 at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. The symposium gives students enrolled in both the interdisciplinary graduate degree’s practicum and thesis streams an opportunity to present their research and share field experience gained from their respective placement sites.
The Conversation: Rethinking masculinity: Teaching men how to love and be loved
February 9, 2024 —
How will young men learn to love when many messages seem to be either focused on what is wrong with them — or how they can dominate?
Faculty of Arts
CBC Manitoba: Caspian on the hook for $21.5M after city drops claims against other defendants in Winnipeg police HQ case
February 8, 2024 —
Caspian on the hook for $21.5M after city drops claims against other defendants in Winnipeg police HQ case
Faculty of Arts
Fair treatment for an overlooked group of refugees
February 8, 2024 —
Nabil Iqbal is a Master of Human Rights student and a 2023-24 recipient of a Centre for Professional and Applied Ethics (CPAE) Graduate Fellowship. He is keenly interested in finding ways to help improve the rights of an often overlooked refugee group – those who are forced to move across borders because of the threats to their homeland from climate change.