U of M adds new Digital Scholarship Commons and XR Lab
The U of M is upgrading its library facilities by constructing the new Digital Scholarship Commons and XR Lab. These state-of-the-art facilities, set to transform…
The U of M is upgrading its library facilities by constructing the new Digital Scholarship Commons and XR Lab. These state-of-the-art facilities, set to transform…
In preparation of the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, Denise Tardiff, the manager of Manitoba Collaborative Indigenous Education Blueprint collaborated with Kayla Lariviere, engagement…
The U of M is being sued by a construction firm that was contracted to build the Churchill Marine Observatory — a multidisciplinary research facility…
Two U of M professors, Dr. Lori Wilkinson and Dr. Juliette Mammei, have been elected to the Royal Society of Canada (RSC), one of the…
The U of M Centre for Earth Observation Science has opened the Churchill Marine Observatory (CMO), a world-class research facility near North America’s only arctic…
After opening the season with a 43-19 stomping of the University of Saskatchewan Huskies on Aug. 30, the U of M Bisons football team got a taste of its own medicine Friday in a 49-21 loss at Griffiths Stadium.
Manitoba had the lead at halftime and Regina clawed back to take the lead late, but Matt Riley played the hero in a 27-26 win.
This quiet sky turned out to be a sign for the day’s Canada West football action, as the visiting University of British Columbia Thunderbirds were silenced by a 37-19 U of M Bisons win.
There was plenty of drama under the Friday night lights in Edmonton as a U of M Bisons football team comeback against the University of Alberta Golden Bears was squashed 29-26.
They say nothing can be certain in life but death, taxes and the University of Calgary Dinos winning football games. The latter at least felt true Friday as the U of M Bisons football team dropped a 24-10 decision to the Dinos in Calgary.