Faculty of Law News Archive
Op-ed: Leaders wrong to accede to Quebec’s symbols-ban demand
October 11, 2019 —
Law professor Gerald Heckman explains
Alumni
Alumni name their fav UM profs
October 4, 2019 —
We were overwhelmed with messages about faculty who taught challenging topics with ease; inspired news ways of thinking and creating; and expanded students’ horizons
Homecoming celebrates alumni achievements and generosity
September 27, 2019 —
Returning grads connect with UM, classmates, faculty, staff and students
Faculty of Law
Robson Hall gets facelift at fifty
September 11, 2019 —
The light is at the end of the tunnel for construction at Robson Hall. For faculty, staff and students who have had to live through weeks of drilling, jack-hammering and blocked entrances, the payoff is coming in the form of beautifully landscaped patios at both east and west porticos, giving a facelift of colour and liveability to the formerly austere areas.
Wpg Free Press: U of M offers first human rights program
September 10, 2019 —
Winnipeg’s role as a civil liberties hub has expanded, with the launch of Canada’s first interdisciplinary master of human rights program
Op-ed: Climate change needs emergency response
July 5, 2019 —
'Our leaders must gather the courage and moral fortitude they need to level with Canadians'
Seed funding for human rights research
June 25, 2019 —
The Centre for Human Rights Research invites proposals from faculty members who want to explore new collaborative interdisciplinary research projects.
Faculty of Law
Beyond Marks
June 14, 2019 —
Each year, it is a Robson Hall tradition to present certain student awards at the annual graduating class dinner and dance that recognize students above and beyond their academic achievements.
Faculty of Law
Dedication to students, passion for sharing knowledge drives law faculty instructors
June 14, 2019 —
To win a teaching award named for someone who taught you, makes receiving the award even more meaningful.
Robson Hall to offer bilingual legal training
June 6, 2019 —
Access to Justice program to train Manitoba law students in both official languages





