Indigenous faculty advancing reconciliation at U of M
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Over the past two years, the U of M has seen two prominent Indigenous faculty members leave the institution.
Lynn Lavallée, former vice-provost of Indigenous engagement, resigned at the end of 2018. Barry Lavallee, former...
Inuit enrolment lags behind university’s hopes
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The number of Inuit students at the U of M remains considerably lower than First Nations and Métis populations on campus.
Since 2010, the number of self-declared Inuit students on campus has ranged from eight...
Student leaders call for more diversity in campus politics
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UMSU elections for executive and community representative positions are fast approaching, and Indigenous student leaders are calling on Indigenous students to get involved with campus politics.
Noah Wilson — former co-president of the U of...
U of M celebrates inaugural Indigenous students’ month with workshops, lectures,...
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The U of M celebrated its first annual Indigenous students’ month in November.
Those who identify either as Indigenous or non-Indigenous were invited to participate in various student-led activities and events, including Indigenous-focused discussions, a...
My experience in Parliament with Daughters of the Vote
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When 338 young women from across Canada come together in the nation’s capital, historic events happen.
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