Rady UM Magazine Helping hand UM alum Dr. Mahwash Saeed is a cardiologist and a leading expert on postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS).
Rady UM Magazine Jordan’s Principle proponent UM alum Pam Becker manages a team who work with First Nations communities to tailor rehabilitation programming for children.
Donor impact Learning from the land Through the Indigenous Success Fund, UM students are building relationships with communities, gaining hands-on experience and discovering new ways of...
Equity transformation (OET) Apply now to the 2026 Promoting Black Flourishing Fund Funding available for Black-led initiatives that advance anti-racism and Black flourishing at UM
Experiential learning Purpose-built play for youth UM students help create new inclusive camp at Mini U.
Alumni Rehab rocks Avid curler and UM alum Lisa Bartley always knew physical therapy was the right career for her.
Alumni Physician-leader encourages new med students to stay curious, be open to experiences Dr. Sara Goulet gave the Alan Klass Memorial Address at Max Rady College of Medicine’s Inaugural Day Exercises and White Coat Ceremony.
Business Redesigning the side hustle from scratch Evgeniya Lapanov shares how a free course helped transform her creative side hustle into a structured business model.
Students 5 reasons to hit the gym on campus We caught up with Ryleigh Leece, a fourth-year kinesiology student to find out why students should make the most of their gym access.
Research From farm fields to future technologies Biosystems engineer Uduak Edet seeks to advance smarter, more efficient agricultural machinery.
Alumni Pillar of the profession UM alum Gayle Romanetz has built a career advancing patient care and strengthening the pharmacy profession.
Sustainability Why people are planting prairie perennial gardens Yes, we do need more birdsong, butterflies, bees and wildflowers.
Sustainability Butterflies, bees and blooms UM’s campus native revegetation showcased in vibrant patio planters.
Recreation The health benefits of camping Ask a Researcher: Recreation expert Dr. Laurene Rehman, explains the hidden health benefits of being out in nature.