The Indigenous Student Led Indigenous Art Purchase Program (ISLIAPP) seeks to transform the composition of the University Art Collections by adding contemporary Indigenous art to the collection. Each year, ISLIAPP convenes a committee of 5 to 7 Indigenous students from the University of Manitoba community who meet with artists and curators, visit studios, to select artwork to be acquired by the University of Manitoba University Art Collections.

All students who identify as female are invited to participate in the Body Project – University of Manitoba, a group aimed at helping participants feel better about their bodies!

To better help support the volume of media inquiries and interactions we manage, here is a go-to-guide for media looking to book an interview, find an expert or visit the University of Manitoba campuses.  

Our primary goal is to showcase UM experts and researchers, but we also want to help you meet your deadlines and provide you with a diverse range of voices for your stories.   

The UM has been updating its Aurora system through the Aurora Modernization Project, introducing New Aurora in March 2024. This initiative aims to provide a streamlined, mobile-friendly, and personalized academic experience for students. The transition has been gradual, with new features being rolled out incrementally throughout 2024 and into 2025.

Junior Bisons hockey is the provincial leader in developing young athletes' technical skills and teamwork abilities through competitive experiences and learning. UM Bisons hockey coaching staff and student-athletes lead and facilitate programs to provide athletes at any level the opportunity for success.

Junior Bisons Soccer offers appropriate training for all soccer players aged 8-18 years, focusing on skill development in a fun, engaging and challenging environment. We provide an introduction and progression to the training environment, demand, and competitive level of post-high school soccer.

Junior Bisons Basketball offers young athletes an opportunity to develop their skills and foster leadership and teamwork through competitive experiences. Our programs are meticulously crafted and guided by UM Bisons basketball coaching staff and facilitated by Bisons student-athletes, within a positive and inclusive environment.

Junior Bisons Volleyball is the provincial leader in developing young athletes' technical skills and teamwork abilities through competitive experiences and learning. UM Bisons volleyball coaching staff and student-athletes lead and facilitate programs to provide athletes at any level the opportunity for success.