Co-operative education sets students up for success
Public and private law options to improve access to justice.
The professor emeritus was honoured for his significant field research in soil fertility and crop nutrition.
Kichwa healers and midwives share their knowledge, offer cultural insights
Course and thesis-based graduate law degrees now available for both lawyers and non-lawyers.
Students, faculty and staff share their journey for Indigenous History Month.
Dr. Michael Eskin, a Distinguished Professor in the Department of FHNS, will be inducted this November.
Dr. Miyoung Suh and 91 other UM Researchers receive more than $4.4 million in NSERC project funding.
Rematriation efforts are underway.
Meet the class of 2024, Jenna Baker will be graduating during Spring Convocation from the Master of Education program. Learn more about her education...
A glimpse into UM’s Land and Water program in celebration of Earth Day.
Family Resources launches the Adult Companionship Services Directory
