Convocation Transforming industries; revitalizing traditions UM recognizes two exceptional leaders for their achievements in business and philanthropy; art and preserving cultural traditions.
Convocation Beyond the Asper classroom: three programs, three graduates, three journeys of growth Stu Clark Graduate School congratulates 56 Fall 2026 grads
Moot Fillmore Riley hosts 21st annual Negotiation Competition Law students learn vital negotiation skills with support from alumni and practicing professional lawyers
Convocation Ahead of the curve: congratulating Asper's fall 2026 BComm graduates Bachelor of Commerce grads share their leadership journeys in the Asper community.
Teaching and learning Addressing gaps in health care Film and panel highlight need for communication and collaboration in interprofessional care.
Awards Excellence in Science Meet the faculty and staff members who serve with excellence and innovation in their roles.
Accounting and Finance Accountants, assemble! I.H. Asper School of Business hosts 13th biennial CPA Manitoba Accounting Conference.
Indigenous Land-based learning is strengthening relationships Making space for education grounded in Indigenous knowledge systems.
Awards Challenging the narrative UM doctoral student Paige Boyd bridges Ancient Rome and modern education.
Experiential learning Northern connection Virtual fieldwork experience links occupational therapy student with children in Nunavut.
Co-op Celebrating 20 years of Asper Co-op's transformative impact Two decades of connections that have transformed careers across Canada’s business community.
Donor impact Putting law into practice With support from Kerry and Simone Vickar, UM law students gain practical experience while serving Manitobans
Donor impact Learning, upgraded A decade after the Richardson Foundation’s gift, its impact can be seen in more than 100 renewed learning spaces across UM
Awards Asper students IGNITE business connections IGNITE 2026 welcomed first-year students to the Manitoba business community with a tribute to Arni Thorsteinson.
Teaching and learning Investing in student success through teaching innovation 10 projects funded through the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Support Fund
Indigenous Miskwaagamiiwi-ziibi (Red River) Water Walk reflects responsible, respectful and reciprocal relationship with water All are invited to join the walk, offering their prayers, songs and hopes for the water’s healing as they walk.
EDIA Learning in community UM’s Public Classroom Initiative provides short, accessible learning opportunities. 04.09.2026