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.
Author: Grant Hamilton
Brandon University kicked off Homecoming Week activities with an inaugural Welcome Back Co-op Breakfast, bringing together more than 100 students, alumni, faculty, employers, and community leaders to celebrate the power of co-operative education.
Held Tuesday morning on campus, the event highlighted how BU’s Co-op program connects students to meaningful work opportunities across Manitoba, across Canada, and around the world — and how those experiences help build stronger communities and stronger futures.
Brandon University is rolling out the welcome mat for our community as campus comes alive this September with four days of Homecoming celebrations.
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Three exceptional Brandon University alumni will be celebrated at this year’s Homecoming Dinner and Awards Evening on Saturday, Sept. 13, as part of BU’s annual Homecoming weekend.
Brandon University is celebrating Dr. Aloysius C. Anyichie, who has been named one of this year’s Top 25 Canadian Immigrants Award recipients. This prestigious national honour celebrates immigrants making remarkable contributions to Canada and winners are selected through an extensive nomination, judging, shortlisting, and public online voting process.
All Brandon University residence rooms are now fully booked for the upcoming term. We are so excited by this strong response from students and we look forward to welcoming a full community of BU and AC students to our campus.
Brandon University is pleased to announce that Dr. Gustavo Moura has been appointed as the new Director of the Centre for Applied Research and Education in Indigenous, Rural, and Remote Settings (BU CARES).
Dr. Moura brings deep experience in community-based research, inclusive education, and international collaboration.
Brandon University is now fully sold out of parking permits for the coming academic year. However, you may still add yourself to a waiting list.
Brandon University has launched this year’s “Destination BU” video challenge, celebrating the unique journeys international students take to get to BU.
This competition invites international students to create a short, social-media–style video showcasing their paths from their home country to their arrival on campus. It’s a great way to connect with others, celebrate your experience, and inspire future international students.
Brandon University join the BU Faculty of Education and BU CARES in welcoming Dr. Jessica Gannaway, this year’s Stanley Knowles Distinguished Visiting Professor.
The Stanley Knowles Distinguished Visiting Professor is an opportunity for Brandon University to have visiting scholars with an international reputation for excellence in research/scholarship in their discipline or interdisciplinary area, related to comparative public policy with Canadian content.