Pipe ceremony, teachings, entertainment and feast mark 2026 celebrations and 30th anniversary.
VR breathing exercise program in development at College of Rehabilitation Sciences.
The UM health sciences and medicine dean receives one of the country’s highest honours.
Falling Walls Lab Manitoba 2026 celebrates innovation, partnership and community
Ground-breaking research done in Winnipeg has found a less invasive, safer treatment for chronic brain bleeds
LLM graduate and internationally trained lawyer Samara Irfan shares the story of her journey to practice law in Canada
Manitoba Student Health Research Forum showcases work “on the cutting edge of change.”
UM’s inaugural retreat highlights how simulation is advancing interprofessional health education across Manitoba.
The Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies (FGPS) celebrated outstanding achievement across the University of Manitoba community by recognizing...
UM to host the national Scarborough Charter forum in 2028
Research sharing and networking event strengthens the regional research ecosystem.
What community-led conservation taught me about medicinal plant survival in rural Zimbabwe.
Mental health and financial well-being, vaping and children’s therapy among topics presented by grad students.
Spanking remains legal despite being an outdated and controversial form of disciplining children.
Use of common drug could reduce blood loss, the need for transfusions and save money: NEJM study
Graduands from the Dr. Gerald Niznick College of Dentistry and School of Dental Hygiene took part in the 147th UM Spring Convocation ceremony.
Manitoba’s emerging innovators take the stage at Falling Walls Lab 2026.
From hospitals and pharmacies to the military, new graduates are entering expanding roles in Manitoba’s health-care system.
From Down syndrome to mental health, new CCGH graduates are advancing health research in Manitoba and beyond.
Manitoba’s newest physicians graduate from the Max Rady College of Medicine.