Together, the UM community ignites possibility, propelling our world towards a brighter future. From community and cultural events, to recreation programs and annual celebrations, discover the opportunities UM has to inspire, explore and connect.
National Indigenous Peoples Day
Recognizing 20 inspiring individuals who are making a difference at UM and beyond.
News and stories
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Gathering through the Seasons
Indigenous, Faculty of Architecture
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Butterflies, bees and blooms
Community, Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences, Strategic plans, Sustainability
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Professor Brenda Gunn appointed inaugural Phil Fontaine Professor in Indigenous Law and Economic Reconciliation
Indigenous, Research, Faculty of Law, Anti-racism, Truth and Reconciliation
Working together to expand Indigenous presence and visibility
Located on the original lands of the Anishinaabeg, Ininiwak, Anisininewuk, Dakota Oyate, Dene and Inuit, and on the National Homeland of the Red River Métis in the heart of Turtle Island, the University of Manitoba campuses include a vibrant Indigenous community of thousands of students, staff, faculty and alumni.
Making an impact in Canada and beyond
As alumni, you are our best ambassadors, advocates, champions, thought-leaders and the finest example of how a degree from the University of Manitoba helps better our world. Find out what's happening virtually and on campus, connect with fellow alumni and explore their stories.
Experience music, art, theatre, writing and design that inspires.
Take in art exhibitions featuring world-renowned artists and curators at the School of Art Gallery. Enjoy exhilarating musical performances by award-winning students and faculty in the Desautels Faculty of Music. Be transported to another world through UM Theatre Program productions from the Faculty of Arts. Let design inspire you in the Faculty of Architecture.
Giving Invest in a brighter future
Your commitment to University of Manitoba students, educators and researchers inspires our next generation of leaders, empowering an engine of change.
Community events
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Aug
13Crafting Connections (Beginners)
12:30 PM
Student Wellness Centre - Room 162 Extended Education Complex -
Aug
13Research Presentation: Madison Beale | To Be Seen—F.H. Varley’s Depiction of Indigenous Women in A Wind-Swept Shore (1922)
1:00 PM
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Aug
20Crafting Connection (Stich and Dish)
12:30 PM
Student Wellness Centre - Room 162 Extended Education Complex