Senate briefs
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Senate is the highest academic governing body at the University of Manitoba, comprised of administrators, deans, directors and elected professors and students
A Senate meeting was held on Nov. 3 in the Senate Chambers located...
U of M looks to enhance ‘student experience’
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The University of Manitoba is working to become more student centred in order to enhance the experience of studying at the institution.
U of M vice-provost (students) Susan Gottheil explained said that most institutions across...
World W.I.S.E project promotes discourse on differences
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Representatives of the World W.I.S.E Resource Center encouraged students to appreciate each other’s differences through an interactive photo display this week.
The World W.I.S.E Resource center, in collaboration with their ambassadors program, is challenging...
Chief Justice of Canada visits the U of M
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Chief Justice of Canada, Beverley McLachlin, visited the University of Manitoba to inaugurate the first “DeLloyd J. Guth Visiting Lecture in Legal History” on Oct. 28.
The lecture series was created this year in honor...
Adaptive Services Community working to support students living with disabilities
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The University of Manitoba Adaptive Services Community (ASC) is working to provide better support for students living with disabilities on campus.
The student group, formerly known as the Students Living with Disabilities, is headed...
National campaign challenges Canadians to dare for AIDS in Africa
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Students at the University of Manitoba are joining a nationwide challenge working to turn the tide of AIDS in Africa.
The Stephen Lewis Foundation launched their “A Dare to Remember” campaign on Oct.19, inviting...
Honorary degrees in the spotlight after Vic Toews fiasco at U...
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While fall convocations witness dozens of honorary degrees being awarded alongside diplomas at universities across the country, they have recently been in the spotlight after the University of Winnipeg decided to give Minister of...
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