UM experts discuss United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and economic needs of a nation.
Former CBC Radio Host, 16th Chancellor of Queen's University, and an advocate for Indigenous voices, to speak at UM event
UM Education is proud to celebrate four inspiring community members who have been chosen as speakers for TEDx Winnipeg 2026.
With community guidance and the vision of local Indigenous artists, UM’s bison herd continues to grow.
A collaborative effort between UM researchers and local land Guardians.
Students from Southeast Collegiate learn about pharmacy professions at UM.
Centre for Creative Writing and Oral Culture welcomes new Writer-in-Residence.
Supporting stronger starts for infants, mothers and communities – especially in First Nations.
Honouring Louis Riel's sacrifice and legacy
Fireside Chats encourage Indigenous nurses to pursue graduate studies, take on leadership roles
Dr. Lavallee dedicated his career to health equity and improving care and outcomes for Indigenous people.
UM researchers teamed with First Nations Family Advocate Office of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs
From advocating for Indigenous Peoples at the UN to becoming Chief of her First Nation, this law student remains unstoppable.
Access Program and the Faculty of Education announce Hoka Canku – the Blue Heron Pathway to Education.
UM Chancellor Dave Angus sits down with the CEO behind Canada’s largest urban reserve.
Candace Neumann, Red River Métis doula and graduate student, on working with Indigenous pregnant women living with HIV.
Student exhibit examines health and social issues
