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Report set to protect Indigenous identity on campus
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Indigenous identity is a personal journey for all who experience it. However, such identities can face exploitation through acts of fraud. Fraudulent identifications are a reality facing growing attention. In 2021, for example, one...
Micro-diplomas to focus on German lifestyle, mythology
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For those interested in taking a diverse array of courses within the faculty of arts, but who do not have the available time commitment, the departments of classics and German and Slavic studies are...
Continuing equity, diversity and inclusion at the U of M
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Equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) continues to be a priority for the University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU). At the last board meeting, the union passed a motion to strike an EDI working group...
Expansions expected for multiple health sciences programs
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To meet post-pandemic admission demands within the faculty of health sciences, the university is looking to expand numerous programs including undergraduate medical education, doctor of pharmacy and master of physician assistant studies.
Due to a...
College of nursing expands to meet provincial demands
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In order to meet the province’s demand for nurses, the college of nursing at the U of M is expanding, welcoming a third intake of nursing students.
Earlier program changes have allowed nursing students to...
U of M to increase security on campus with new officers
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The University of Manitoba will be implementing institutional safety officers (ISOs) to assist with campus security in the near future.
ISOs are licensed security officers who can be outfitted with batons, handcuffs and aerosol weapons,...
U of M instructor continues one-person Cree class
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A U of M language course teaching Cree avoided cancellation this semester after only one student enrolled.
Samuel Robinson, a student at U of M, is the only person enrolled in the university’s intermediate Cree...
