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Professor Shelagh Carter – International exposure Professor Shelagh Carter is in Dhaka, Bangladesh where her newest film, Is It My Turn, will be screened at...
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Professor Shelagh Carter – International exposure Professor Shelagh Carter is in Dhaka, Bangladesh where her newest film, Is It My Turn, will be screened at...
Semi-Monde, Noël Coward’s rarely-produced comedy of bad manners at UWinnipeg from February10 - 14 at the Asper Centre for Theatre and Film.
WINNIPEG, MB – Growing up in the village of St. Claude, Manitoba, Janelle Gobin took an active interest in her rural community, participating in the...
World renowned scholar presents a lecture on Building Space for Dialogue: Identity, Politics and Religion on Wednesday, January 21 at 7:00 pm in Eckhardt-Gramatté Hall.
The newly appointed Chair, Dr. James Christie, is the Director of the Ridd Institute for Religion and Global Policy at UWinnipeg and a well-known ecumenist and pioneer of interfaith dialogue.
Updated: Thursday, January 15, 2015 All UWinnipeg campus buildings affected by flooding on August 21, 2014 will be fully restored to their pre-flood condition by...
As if being a student-athlete is not busy enough, juggling time between classes, games, practices and studying, fifth year women’s basketball star Stephanie Kleysen is taking it...
WINNIPEG, MB – The University of Winnipeg is pleased to announce that Dr. Jane Goodall will be the second speaker in The Axworthy Lecturer Series...
The University of Winnipeg’s India Centre and the Dakota Ojibway Tribal Council, in association with UWinnipeg’s Department of Indigenous Studies, invite everyone to attend...
University of Winnipeg student Heather Whittaker has been chosen as one of two $5, 000 winners of the Sunnybrook Prize, after presenting her work to...