Remembrance Day News Archive
Libraries
The ‘Suicide’ Battalion’s Chemist
November 7, 2022 —
In the Armes Building at UM’s Fort Garry campus hangs a plaque commemorating Henry P. Armes, for whom the building is named.
Finding meaning in remembrance
November 10, 2021 —
War and conflict remain a reality for many people in the world
The Conversation: First World War poet Wilfred Owen, treated for shell shock, carried readers into the horror of war
November 6, 2020 —
Owen’s 'Dulce et Decorum Est' has an unambiguous anti-war message, and it works skillfully to immerse the reader in a subsuming, visceral representation of the lived experience of the frontline soldier
Price Faculty of Engineering
Remembering Our Fallen
November 8, 2019 —
When WWI took hold of the globe, engineering students at the University of Manitoba put down their pencils, packed their bags, and headed overseas to serve their country in a fight for freedom and peace.
‘Mother, it’s terrible the things we see over here’
November 11, 2018 —
The experience of one soldier can serve to convey the fragility of life and the tragedy of war as it impacts the lives of those left behind
The Roll of the Fallen
November 9, 2018 —
1,119 individuals represented the University of Manitoba in the service of their country, according to the Roll of the Fallen
Desautels Faculty of Music
Art as an instrument for peace
November 6, 2018 —
In a collaboration of multi-faculty arts at the University of Manitoba, …Mightier than the Sword marks the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War
Alumni Abroad: Sharing the story of sacrifice
November 5, 2018 —
There are two little pieces of Canada in northern France, and every year university students are sent over to tell their story
Alumni Insights: All is Quiet (Cycling the Ypres Salient)
November 5, 2018 —
'Cycling the Ypres Salient was an amazingly educational and emotional experience'
Faculty of Arts
UM joins First World War commemoration
October 30, 2018 —
The World Remembers commemorates the millions of people who lost their lives in the First World War from Canada and fifteen participating nations