Your support of our initiatives, be it $2 or $2,000, will make a big difference in our ability to maintain and continue to expand the services of our Golden Key Chapter at UWinnipeg.

The University of Winnipeg Library is a place of engagement, learning, and sanctuary. Many students remember our Library as not just somewhere to borrow books or study but as a source of great memories from their time at university.

UWinnipeg Professor and Researcher Dr. Susan Lingle is making major breakthroughs in the research of animal behaviour.

Help 10 extraordinary UWinnipeg students travel to Israel and the West Bank and gain a greater understanding for what causes major conflict, and what effect great conflict can have on a community.

MDP is committed to ensuring that the program is financially accessible to all qualified students. Our goal is to continue to offer the innovative and complex program that we do and to continue to increase our financial support to students. For this, we ask for your help.

Our goal is to better understand how these stories are talked about within families and how they are transferred from generation to generation, the role this plays in the integration into Canadian society, and how society responds to refugees.

This study is aimed at testing whether soil nitrogen supplementation results in greater susceptibility of tomato plants to whitefly infestation, and if so, to what extent; and testing whether some varieties of tomato are more resistant or tolerant to whiteflies.

In conjunction with Chonnam National University, these students will participate in an exciting new field course that will enable them to experience Korean language and culture firsthand.

In partnership with UWinnipeg and the Axworthy Health & RecPlex, the Newcomer Soccer and Multi-Sport Academy is working with local refugee families to provide opportunities to participate in sport and other recreational activities that will help them adapt to their new life in Canada.

Participating in this prestigious event provides our business students with an academic experience that cannot be replicated in a classroom. The JDC West competition gives our students a leg up as they prepare to enter the business world, but it does come at a cost.

Winnipeg has a vast array of knowledgeable quality speakers, and we want to showcase this immense talent as well as facilitate access to them. The Human Rights Hub and MARL have joined forces to launch a Human Rights Speakers Bureau for just this purpose.

The University of Winnipeg’s 50^th Anniversary presents the campus community with an ideal moment to reflect back on 50 years of higher education, and to chart its course moving forward. To assist in this process, the CLASS Spring Institute will explore the relationship between the university and the public good.

The Axworthy Distinguished Lecture Series on Social Justice and the Public Good is pleased to announce its next speaker, Anita Sarkeesian, on November 16, 2018 at 7pm in Riddel Hall.

The Riley Lectures in Canadian History is pleased to announce its next speaker, Dr. Tim Cook, on November 1, 2018 at 7pm at The University of Winnipeg.