Brandon University is proud to announce that graduate student Carter Williamson has been awarded a 2025–2026 Research Manitoba Master’s Studentship Award.
Month: September 2025
Brandon University (BU) is partnering with the community for a week of activities, both on-campus and off, to mark Truth and Reconciliation Week in Brandon.
Brandon University is honoured to welcome a high-level delegation from Brazil’s Ministry of Indigenous Peoples next week, led by Vice-Minister Dr. Eloy Terena — himself a former BU student.
Today, Dr. Terena is one of Brazil’s foremost Indigenous leaders.
The Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum (CATPM) and Brandon University’s Public History Program are proud to announce a new collaboration that will shine a spotlight on the overlooked contributions of women in the Royal Canadian Air Force during the Second World War.
The project, titled Stories from the Women’s Division, is being developed by Brandon University student Seraphina Gilbert as part of their Practice of Public History class. The exhibition will be featured at Brandon’s Shopper’s Mall later this winter, where it will reach wide audiences with untold stories of women who stepped forward to serve their country.
A Brandon University (BU) professor is a finalist for the TLN Media Group Top 10 Most Influential Hispanic Canadians awards.
Generous gifts from alumni donors were among the touchstones that will make Brandon University Homecoming 2025 a memorable weekend for the campus.
At Saturday evening’s Awards Banquet, a $100,000 gift was revealed to the crowd, from alumni Garry and Colleen Miller, who were there to celebrate the Class of 1965.
Brandon University’s popular Mini University program is celebrating a banner year, welcoming 821 campers over the summer — 68 more than last year — and capping the season with a national contest win.
Mini U’s creative energy shone through in a short video produced by campers and staff, which was submitted to Actua’s 2025 Summer Video Contest. Out of entries from Actua network members across Canada, the Mini U submission was selected as the “Actua Staff Pick” winner.
Digitized editions of ‘The Quill’ available through S.J. McKee Archives at Brandon University
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Brandon University will welcome international experts in peace and conflict studies for a public event exploring how inclusive governance can build lasting peace in divided societies.
Fifty years ago this month, Curt Shoultz stepped onto the Brandon University campus as a student for the first time. While here, he made a special connection with two of BU’s most celebrated alumni.