Student supports Dr. Stephen Kirkland appointed the Postdoctoral Fellow Affairs Lead in the Faculty of Graduate Studies
Agriculture A new approach to canola oil and protein preservation One researcher’s journey to a breakthrough in oil extraction.
Global Health From Kenya with love They live with stigma and HIV. Hard-to-reach, marginalized communities find compassion and hope through a 45-year partnership between UM and the...
Society and culture Transforming spaces for generations to follow Graduate student and Anthropology professor collaborate on art installation.
Health and wellness Uncovering the genetic blueprint of the Prairies Genomic and bioinformatic innovation to transform health care
Society and culture Fragmented Narratives School of Art Faculty M.E Sparks and Grace Han in 'Piece and Parse'
Teaching and learning A provocative, uplifting B.Ed. Program Day Workshops focused on: Treaty Education, anti-racism, residential schools, and educator settler-colonial positionalities.
Water and food security The comeback crop Could a humble, ancient grain help address modern-day food insecurity? UM researchers think so. Why wild rice—with a climate-friendly twist—could be...
Society and culture Indigenous political representatives exist in two, often conflicting, worlds Political researchers win prize for article on challenges Indigenous politicians face.
Students A continuous resilience in the face of international calamity The 40th annual PSSC examines 80 years of the United Nations.
Health and wellness UM researchers developing glucose monitoring sensors made from egg white Revolutionizing diabetes care with non-invasive, affordable biosensors
Partnerships S.E.T. Day inspires future scientists and engineers High school students explore cutting-edge research at UM.
Indigenous The power of community and shared leadership Indigenous UM students attend youth energy summit in Nunavut.
Sport Lessons in the classroom are changing the way Tyrell Davis runs The third year Bison track and field athlete is bringing the classroom to the track.
Research A desire to learn The 2024 recipient of the Ruth Asper Scholarship in Kinesiology and Recreation wants his work to change as many lives as possible.