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"Love has a strong chemical component," says Neil McArthur, Director of the Centre for Professional and Applied Ethics at UM, in Winnipeg, Canada. "We really feel it in our bones, in our chemistry." Different parts of the brain are involved in love and brain scans of people in the throes of love have captured this.
For years, advocates and health care providers have called for improved access to abortion care in Manitoba. New research now examines the state of care in the province. Lindsay Larios, Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Social Work at the University of Manitoba, discussed her findings on abortion care access in Manitoba.
It's been one year since the first measles cases in the latest outbreak were reported in Manitoba — and there's no sign the spread of the highly contagious disease is slowing. "It's obviously signalling that there's still a challenge in Manitoba in addressing those growing number of cases," said Michelle Driedger, Professor at the College of Community and Global Health .
TIME’s 2026 World’s Top Universities list ranks University of Manitoba #136 in the world, and #6 in Canada. 500 universities were evaluated on academic capacity and performance, innovation and economic impact, as well as global engagement. This recognition highlights the quality and influence of UM's academic community on the global stage. It also underscores the world-class experience it offers students—preparing them to thrive, lead, and innovate in an increasingly complex world.
UM's Faculty of Architecture Environmental Design students warming hut, "Bridge-Stairs for John Hejduk" was featured in this story. A tribute to the celebrated American architect and educator, it combines a bridge, stairs, and a ramp.
UM is expanding its research capabilities with two new facilities at its Fort Garry and Bannatyne campuses to boost vaccine development and the study of viruses. These projects, funded by $57 million from Ottawa and $16.7 million from the province, aim to attract researchers and students while fostering collaboration with other universities. The new facilities will focus on vaccine preparation models and studying the effects of viruses, with the Bannatyne campus expected to be operational within a year and the Fort Garry campus within two years.
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