I. H. Asper School of Business Thinking Human at Reg Litz Teaching Day 2025 During this day of seminars, Asper School faculty exchanged ideas for empowering students in the age of AI.
Climate action The last ice Researchers complete inaugural voyage of a little-known region of Canada’s Arctic that will be home to the world’s last surviving sea ice.
Research Global gaps in inflammatory bowel disease care revealed in study led by UM Groundbreaking research compares treatment access and health spending across 85 countries
Water and food security AI-powered vertical farms the future of food-secure in Manitoba New test farm at UM poised to beat tariff threat with local produce.
Experiential learning Asper School talent makes it to Thailand Inside Asper's second-place finish at Thailand's Thammasat Undergraduate Business Competition
Research Medical breakthrough provides hope for early risk stratification of a deadly blood cancer New findings co-published by UM researcher Sabine Mai in the American Journal of Hematology.
Indigenous Business Education Partners Finding your community Rhéanne Morin's superpower for networking: To see a friendly face wherever she goes.
2SLGBTQIA+ From theoretical computer science to challenges as a 2SLGBTQIA+ researcher A day with Dr. Avery Miller
Donor impact Philanthropy is what Bisons do One gift. Then another. Then a community of giving. Through philanthropy, UM turns potential into possibility.
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences Women must be equitably included in health research, WISDOM speakers say
Donor impact The Asper School announces the Chiu Centre for Business Serving Community Thanks to a $5.4 million gift from Drs. Wayne and Elanor Chiu, The new centre will address sustainability in capitalism.
Research Undergraduate research award: designing the future Meet the recipients and learn more about their work
I. H. Asper School of Business Remembering Dr. Jerry L. Gray, Former Dean of the Asper School of Business Dr. Gray served as Dean from 1996 to 2004, and left an unforgettable mark on over 15,000 students.