Research New open-access journal made possible with Libraries support Journal launch celebrates partnership and demonstrates possibilities of open-access publishing
Research Associate Professor Brandon Trask publishes first book: The Essential Guide to Prosecutions in Canada Guide fills gap in resources for junior prosecutors, law students and more
Research UM scientists take aim at human papillomavirus to stop cervical cancer Researchers will test aspirin and hormone replacement therapy
Global Health Infections of inequity Souradet Shaw’s research examines public health data to understand how inequities shape the spread of infectious diseases.
Experiential learning Seeing justice up close Sociology and criminology practicum sheds light on Winnipeg criminal justice organizations.
Experiential learning PROCESS: between idea and form First-year MFA students present work shaped through experimentation, research, and unfolding inquiry
Students Students showcase research in respiratory therapy Artificial intelligence and vaping among research topics.
Centres and institutes UM facilities used by mining companies, battery researchers and food scientists $15 million investment will keep research at the cutting-edge.
Research Honing in on hearing loss Dr. Britt Drögemöller is working on a blood test to predict hearing loss caused by a chemotherapy drug called cisplatin.
Indigenous Empowered voices, empowering voices Ancestral language is a legal right, says Dr. Lorena Sekwan Fontaine.
Society and culture A taste of history Cooking historical recipes offers an unexpected entry point into the past.
Research The 2026 Ma thèse en 180 secondes Competition Returns The University of Manitoba is thrilled to announce the 2026 Ma thèse en 180 secondes (MT180) competition. 25.03.2026
Research Meet our 3MT finalists! Discover the innovative research of our 3MT finalists ahead of the Final Competition on April 6.
Partnerships Responsible research by design A discussion at UM with Dr. Sam Weiss Evans about responsible research
Commentary The Conversation: Claims about genetic superiority ignore the real drivers of human inequality
Students Arts students have an edge: The Arts Career Round Table Student insights into the annual career showcase featuring Arts alumni.
Indigenous Sturgeon science and stewardship Bridging Indigenous and western sciences to protect water, land and this ancient fish.
Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources UM Professor Featured on “The Nature of Things” Dr. Juliana Marson from the Riddell Faculty is featured in a recent episode of The Nature of Things called "The Berg".
Research Nursing prof explores strategies for student success Dr. Marnie Kramer discusses her research on nursing education.