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U of M hosts third annual budget town hall
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Michael Benarroch, president and vice-chancellor, Diane Hiebert-Murphy, provost and vice-president (academic) and Mike Emslie, CFO and comptroller, hosted the university’s third annual budget town hall on Oct. 16.
The budget town hall is an event...
Contribute to mental health and well-being strategy
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The university is seeking perspectives from students, staff and faculty in the development of a new mental health and well-being strategy.
Well-being is one of the core values that was emphasized in the university’s new...
Federal government launches Canada Water Agency
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The federal government launched the Canada Water Agency at the Forks Historic Port — situated at the junction of the Red and Assiniboine Rivers — on Oct. 16. The agency’s mandate is to improve...
Gates grant totaling US$12.5M boosts health research
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The U of M has received US$12.5 million in funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to support research through the Institute for Global Public Health (IGPH). The project will focus on identifying...
U of M graduate students receive Vanier scholarships
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Three PhD students, Pahan PteSanWin (department of Indigenous studies), Dallas Murphy (department of psychology) and Sydney Levasseur-Puhach (department of psychology) have been awarded the prestigious Vanier Canada graduate scholarship to support their research in areas...
Vigils held back-to-back on campus
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Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) held a vigil on campus on Oct. 8 to honour Palestinian lives lost and to raise awareness of the ongoing conflict between Palestine and Israel.
A spokesperson for SJP...
Vigils held back-to-back on campus
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Students Supporting Israel (SSI) hosted a commemoration event on Oct. 7 in front of the U of M administration building, bringing together community members to mourn the loss of lives and express hopes for...
