Faculty shared how entrepreneurship and innovation applied in their work.
Acclaimed production designer and alum Mary Kerr tells us how UM shaped her artistry and why she thinks contemporary theatre has lost its essential...
Dr. Mandi Baker's new book, Inclusion and Equity in Outdoor Leisure: Whose Body Belongs, looks at how some people feel they do not belong outdoors.
Collaboration brings new experiential learning to Master of Fine Art students.
December 6 is the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women.
Educators and facilitators gathered for an immersive and heartfelt experience at the Teaching Café.
A solo exhibition tracing strength and connection through textiles, portraiture, and shared symbols.
Meet the class of 2025: Talia Smith, a bachelor of arts (advanced) grad who has earned the Governor General’s Silver Medal.
Mary Kerr and L. Kerry Vickar honoured at Fall Convocation 2025
How people represent their gender in society has effects on their consumption choices, including how they see sustainability.
Glory Wang views UM as a solid foundation for professional practice in Asia.
15 artworks by 11 2SLGBTQIA+ artists have been procured through the Diversifying the UM Art Collection program
Indigenous artists offer connection, share stories and spark conversation through art.
Course re-instills creativity and inspiration for educators.
This recognition for studio-based research celebrates the importance of material culture and craft history.
A UM team is working on new care pathways to help survivors.
Study explores how impacts of portrayals of alcohol use are shaping motherhood in Canada.
Honouring the Indigenous Campus Community 2025.
Visiting doctoral student Samara Hand's research opens possibilities for Indigenous education reforms.
Alum Sandy Hyman on turning a lifelong career in social work into a lasting legacy for students.