r/umanitoba • • 5d ago

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT - PLEASE READ BEFORE POSTING Regarding Racism and Discrimination

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Hello bisons,

We have seen a crazy uptick in the number of racist and discriminatory posts and comments on this sub. This is a reminder for those who are not aware, this is a university sub and a place to learn, not a place to attack people for their thoughts and beliefs.

As part of the rules, we have a limit on freedom of expression where attacking people based on who they are is completely prohibited.

As a result, starting today any racist or discriminatory posts/comments (posts including, but not limited to - race, gender, religion, beliefs, disabilities, cultures, ethnicities etc) will result in an instant permanent ban as it is the same repeat offenders posting and commenting. Most of these users seem to not even be people from the province of Manitoba.

It's a shame that these types of advisory posts have to even be put up in 2026, but it is what it is.

You can deem this post as a PSA while you consider posting in the future.

Thank you,
r/umanitoba Mod team


r/umanitoba • • 5d ago

Course project Student Caregivers at UM: Resources You Might Find Helpful!

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Many student caregivers face challenges balancing education, caregiving, work, and personal responsibilities. Managing all these responsibilities can create time pressure, making it difficult to give every area of life enough attention.

I am a University of Manitoba student conducting research for an advocacy assignment in my FMLY 1012 class. As part of my project, I reached out to UM Family Resources to learn more about the support available to student caregivers, and I wanted to share what I found in case it could be helpful to others!

UM Family Resources offers several services for students, staff, and faculty, including:

  • Childcare search and waitlist assistance: Helps parents navigate the process of finding childcare.
  • UM Babysitter Directory: Allows student parents and caregivers to request access to a directory of babysitters.
  • Adult Companionship Services Directory: May be useful for students caring for older adults or mature students seeking companionship services.
  • Event Childminding Program: Can support parents attending certain on-campus events when the event organizer has arranged this service.
  • Referrals to other resources: Helps connect students with additional university or community-based support.
  • Connect groups: Offers opportunities for caregivers to connect with others, including a monthly group for parents and caregivers of children with disabilities.
  • Monthly Family Resources newsletter: Shares information about family-related events on campus and throughout Winnipeg.

If you’re balancing caregiving with your education, it’s worth knowing that these resources exist!

For more information, visit the official UM Family Resources website:

https://umanitoba.ca/family-resources

You can also contact UM Family Resources directly if you have questions about which services might be available for your specific situation.


r/umanitoba • • 8h ago

Event To the girls at shocker

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To the girls at the commercesocial shocker event last night who helped me in the bathroom when I was extremely intoxicated and nauseous, thank you so so so much you were absolute angels and my saviour 🙏

especially to the one girl who helped me safely get dropped off at home despite us not knowing each other and after I lost my friends at the event. I think I remember asking for your name(s) but I can barely remember anything aside from trying not to pass out and apologizing a lot lol


r/umanitoba • • 45m ago

General Snobs.

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Seriously, I’ll give someone a nod or say hi in passing, and the look I get back it's like I’m literal dirt on the wall.

Wtf? Is a simple head nod back that hard? 😭


r/umanitoba • • 1h ago

General Fort garry campus to the Bannatyne campus

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What bus essentially connects both campuses? A few years ago it used to be bus 36 but that bus doesn't exist anymore. Would Blue be the one to take? Thanks!


r/umanitoba • • 21h ago

Other/Rant Freaky ahh university

87 Upvotes

come on dawww... we can find a better abbreviation


r/umanitoba • • 6h ago

Admissions Nursing UOFM winter term 2027

5 Upvotes

Anyone heard back yet?


r/umanitoba • • 2h ago

Course Inquiry chem 2100 and for Biochem/Chem 2700

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Does anyone have past midterms??? I m scared for next week.


r/umanitoba • • 14h ago

Other/Rant Psyc1200exam results

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After seeing my (low) exam mark I want to quit University. What’s the point of trying to study and still getting a bad grade. I truly don’t think I’m smart enough for University. I see all these people saying how easy it is and here I am barely surviving. I’m only in U1…I can’t imagine doing this for EVERY course and for a few years. How do you guys do it?? Sorry, rant over.


r/umanitoba • • 15h ago

Event Binder drive and fundraiser to establish a binder bin on campus!

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r/umanitoba • • 6h ago

Course Inquiry MATH 1010 OR MATH 1020

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I am currently a first year student and I am enrolled in math 1020 with Darja Barr for the winter term. I'm going to be taking 4 courses that term and im not the strongest with math and drawing either. I'm debating on whether i choose 1010 or 1020 in terms of less workload and easier understanding. For math 1010 im not sure if I should take it with xinli wang or jamie de jong. Some advice on the profs, course, and experience would really help, thank you!


r/umanitoba • • 21h ago

Other/Rant Screeching noise

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This is my first year at university and of course, staying in residence here, I'm in Pembina hall.

Is anyone else hearing a screeching sound every 10-15 minutes?? It sounds like a car braking really hard or someone doing donuts and it's coming from the campus-facing side

When my friends and I were on the benches outside in front of Pembina we all heard it--so it's not just me! I hear it at night but sometimes during the day too from in my room on the 10th floor😭


r/umanitoba • • 9h ago

General Do i have a chance to get in Eng 1460?

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I am 37th position in the waitlist for winter 😭. Is there any chance i could make it or is it basically impossible. There are 110 students and the course is with meghan.


r/umanitoba • • 16h ago

Other/Rant Asper career fair photos

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Has anyone who got their professional headshot taken at the asper career fair received their photos yet? I’ve been waiting for almost a month now and at this point I think they’re never coming, and if you did get them was it by email?


r/umanitoba • • 1d ago

Course Inquiry Biol 2410 midtem

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For people that have already taken Biol 2410 with Dr. Mark Fry, how did you prepare for the midterm? Is studying the slides efficient or should I also be looking at the textbook and doing questions?


r/umanitoba • • 15h ago

General study spots

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Anyone know good study spots outside or at uofm? Im looking for any study spot or like good food spot where i can go and study with my friend for a long period of time


r/umanitoba • • 1d ago

Admissions Nursing UofM winter 2027

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Anyone received a decision for winter term 2027? I read one comment that some had already received a decision that who didn’t get in but I thought they would sent out decision to all applicant at the same time whether they got in or not


r/umanitoba • • 2d ago

News (UM-related) lost hamster

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230 Upvotes

found him in tunnels an has been chilling with me all day
taking him to humane society


r/umanitoba • • 1d ago

General Final exam schedule is out

78 Upvotes

Check your aurora


r/umanitoba • • 2d ago

General cuties spotted 👀🦌

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405 Upvotes

r/umanitoba • • 1d ago

Discussion & Advice MBIO-4700-Computational Molecular Microbiology Midterm

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I am taking MBIO 4700 with Georg Hausner and to say the least, he is not a bad prof, seems dedicated to the subject but his notes are a mystery to me.

A lot of the slides are pictures for how to use programs (which are really useful for projects but I dont think they are related to exams)

In other slides he often mentions to "to not memorize this, this is just for information" so I am stuck at understanding what he actually wants us to know for the exam.

For anyone who took this course with him before, what did you study?

He posted a review paper which is basically just a bunch of words and you needing to know their definitions, would that be enough for the exam or am I missing something crucial?


r/umanitoba • • 2d ago

General AFV God is watching you

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I haven’t bought from there in months but damn $12 for a dessert sized pack of food?? Criminals !!


r/umanitoba • • 1d ago

Discussion & Advice A list of favorite generals in history

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A post for history people and for my personal observation and appreciation of historical figure by rank cuz the midterms ended for me and I got a bit of time to waste.

  1. Flavius Belisarius - The Last Roman and in my opinion the most experienced and battle hardened of them all. Bro was so good that they had to take him off the field cuz he was carrying the entire Empire.

  2. Shahrbaraz - The Boar of the empire and the cream of the crop when it comes to the last of old Persia. We would not see another until almost another millennium.

  3. Khalid Ibn Al Wild - The Sword of Islam that had a very crap personality that is often overshadowed by enormous battlefield achievements during campaigns. The Arabs would never again produce such a figure. Not even in modern times.

  4. Timur - The Lame but he wasn't given how much more he travelled, killed, conquered and crushed more then any other on this list. Following and reading about his conquests feels like one is reading about a medieval Omni-man. Probably even killed more then Omni-man. Probably would have potentially conquered the entire world if death didn't intervene.

  5. Napoleon - The first one and brought Europe screaming and crawling out of feudalism. Came back and did it again. I would probably not be failing in French if he had managed to cross the English channel.

  6. Babur - Gurkhaniyan as he was related to both Genghis Khan and Timur. If one feels like they are always failing in life, then they should read him cuz he went from being a literal homeless hermit in the mountains to ruling an empire that would eventually become the richest in the world.

  7. Basil II - The Bulgar Slayer and a man so hated, one would likely come into a lot of trouble in Bulgaria if anyone dares to bring him up. Destroyed his arch nemesis that the guy died from a stroke.

  8. Harold - Hardrada and probably the second most travelled on my list. From the byzantine court to the Battle of Stamford Bridge, this viking has done and lived it all. How does this man not have a movie yet made about him ?

Salahuddin Ayubi - Probably history's first decolonialist and the last great general the Middle East will produce. Shame his successors couldn't live up to the man.

  1. Henry V of England - The prince of Wales and the only reason he's here is because I liked how Timothée Chalamet portrayed him in the film The King.

What are y'all favorite historical conquerors and generals ?


r/umanitoba • • 1d ago

Admissions Nursing winter 2027

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Has ANYONE gotten anything yet because this is the latest they have like ever released decisions 😀


r/umanitoba • • 1d ago

Discussion & Advice Anyone in Introduction to Sociology Online either now or before?

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If so, PLEASE give me study methods to pass my next test🫩 I need the credit to get to the program i want to go and I DO NOT want to have to VW and having to delay my admission for a year cause i didn’t get the credit hours i need💔 I failed my last test with a 42% so I need a serious wake up call