Commentary B.C.’s militarized wolf cull is a misguided approach to a complex issue As written in The Conversation.
Awards Seven UM researchers recognized by the Royal Society of Canada Public health and Indigenous storytelling among impacts recognized.
Indigenous Miskwaagamiiwi-ziibi (Red River) Water Walk reflects responsible, respectful and reciprocal relationship with water All are invited to join the walk, offering their prayers, songs and hopes for the water’s healing as they walk.
Commentary Grieving lost body function: What psychology teaches us about our chronic illness journeys As written in The Conversation
Awards New Chrysalis Awards celebrate early-career excellence at UM Rh Awards expand with six more faculty honourees.
Society and culture A taste of history Cooking historical recipes offers an unexpected entry point into the past.
Wellness How well do children understand AI? New research from UM investigates AI literacy and safety for children.
Students Celebrating undergraduate research in Arts Faculty of Arts celebrates the achievements of URA and PURE student researchers.
Labour Studies The Conversation: Why Canada needs better data on strikes, unions and other labour issues
Water and food security UM-led research paves way for climate adaptive food systems for Indigenous and marginalized groups $1.5 million grant to improve access to traditional foods and mitigate climate-related risks to food security, human health and living standards.
Research Security and defence in a changing Arctic How UM Researchers are helping Canada prepare for the North’s next chapter
Research Closing the gap: Helping families access high-quality mental health services sooner Dr. Leslie E. Roos appointed new federal Implementation Science Chair in Human Development, Child and Youth Health.
Indigenous Researching educational genocide in Canada and Australia Visiting doctoral student Samara Hand's research opens possibilities for Indigenous education reforms.
Society and culture Indigenous political representatives exist in two, often conflicting, worlds Political researchers win prize for article on challenges Indigenous politicians face.
Indigenous Change through rematriation Pahan PteSanWin named as 2024 Vanier Scholar for her Indigenous rematriation and reparations research.