For the fourth consecutive year, a team of students from the University of Manitoba took part in the American Association of Cereal Chemists International (AACCI) Product Development Competition held in Savannah, Georgia and walked away with a top prize.
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The team, led by food science […]

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University of Manitoba business professor and researcher Hari Bapuji discusses product recalls.
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Rick Mercer reconnected with professor Gordon Giesbrecht from the Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management to look at how to escape from a car sinking in water.
In summary: Seatbelts. Window. Children. Out.

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At more than a million total views, the University of Manitoba’s YouTube channel, which can be found at youtube.com/umanitoba, has become one of the university’s most successful social media initiatives.
The channel currently contains over 60 videos with more added each month. From the Faculty of Architecture’s annual Ditchball tournament, to the Faculty of Medicine’s educational […]

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Campus Files, the light-hearted YouTube series that showcases interesting people and activities at the U of M, is back with an episode that focuses on the popular kids’ day-camp program, Mini University.
Mini U, the largest program of its kind in North America, is gearing up for its 32nd year.
Naturally, Chris couldn’t wait to get involved, […]

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University of Manitoba computer scientist Pourang Irani talks about his research in touch technology, the cutting-edge Lens Mouse - a product of the U of M’s Human-Computer Interaction lab - and future applications of touch technology.
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The University of Manitoba Opera Theatre is mounting Love’s Fugitives, a set of Opera scenes performed by 35 students.
Byung Yoon, a former pop singer and Rainbow Stage star, will perform in the show. Having now studied classical singing for many years, he can be seen in this short video explaining how pop singing differs from […]

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