Virtual fieldwork experience links occupational therapy student with children in Nunavut.

College of Pharmacy welcomes its newest class at White Coat Ceremony.

Rady faculty team designs interprofessional escape room activity for students in health sciences.

A partnership between the Rady Faculty and local schools gives Indigenous students hands-on exposure to opportunities in the health professions.

Two pharmacy students discovered the answer through summer research projects in HIV prevention and pharmacogenetics.

First-year students begin journeys in respiratory, physical and occupational therapy.

Robot dogs and smart technology among the care options showcased by Technology for Assisted Living lab.

UM students help create new inclusive camp at Mini U.

Avid curler and UM alum Lisa Bartley always knew physical therapy was the right career for her.

Ongomiizwin’s inaugural summer program supports Indigenous medical students through clinical placements, cultural learning and leadership development.

Métis researcher Vanessa Van Bewer, from the College of Nursing, brings a “storytelling sensibility” to her work.

UM alum Sharon Bruce partners with Indigenous communities to improve health outcomes and advance equity.

Research team explores how portable brain-monitoring tech could support rehabilitation.

Dr. Depeng Jiang turns complex data into evidence that shapes health policy, programs and outcomes.

Meet the new occupational therapy department head, Dr. Cara Brown.

UM students and community learners collaborate to evaluate real programs in a hands-on summer institute.

UM alum Jan Currie reflects on her career in nurse leadership.

Respiratory therapy researcher Dr. Mayson Sousa aims to reduce the risk of ventilator-induced lung injury.

UM alum and researcher Samantha Pauls studies immune cells and their role in chronic inflammation.

Dr. Jacquie Ripat assumed role of dean on July 1, 2026.

Pipe ceremony, teachings, entertainment and feast mark 2026 celebrations and 30th anniversary.

The UM health sciences and medicine dean receives one of the country’s highest honours.

VR breathing exercise program in development at College of Rehabilitation Sciences.

Manitoba Student Health Research Forum showcases work “on the cutting edge of change.”

UM’s inaugural retreat highlights how simulation is advancing interprofessional health education across Manitoba.

Mental health and financial well-being, vaping and children’s therapy among topics presented by grad students.

YouTube video by U of M Rady Faculty of Health Sciences

From hospitals and pharmacies to the military, new graduates are entering expanding roles in Manitoba’s health-care system.

From Down syndrome to mental health, new CCGH graduates are advancing health research in Manitoba and beyond.

New nurses, midwives join profession and celebrate at convocation.

Alumni share how the professional development program helped them improve their clinical practice.

UM students explore community health through hands-on field placements.

Gloria Lee’s journey to becoming a pharmacist through UM’s College of Pharmacy.

Study identifies gaps in current system, possible solutions

Occupational therapy students take part in community event to assist older drivers.

Student awards and three-minute thesis-style presentations on research.

New federal funding and provincial investment in the George & Fay Yee Centre for Healthcare Innovation will help fuel new insights and drive innovation.

Student poster competition, faculty research and Indigenous keynote highlight Research Day.

Souradet Shaw’s research examines public health data to understand how inequities shape the spread of infectious diseases.

He chronicles his journey working with Indigenous peoples in Canada and around the world.

Artificial intelligence and vaping among research topics.

Meet College of Rehabilitation Sciences alum Cherie Murie.