Brandon University has launched Isms Fact Sheets, a new research-informed resource designed to help students, faculty, and staff recognize, respond to, and address discrimination, microaggressions and systemic inequities.
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Brandon University’s Co-operative Education (Co-op) Program has officially launched ‘Co-op Season’ with an annual Co-op Kick-Off followed by a series of signature events, enhanced workshops, and community collaborations that support student career development and employer engagement.
This year, the eighth for the program, marks a milestone.
Some of BU’s senior administration have a special message for those tackling final exams and term-end assignments:
“Emotional, exciting, and unforgettable.” That’s how Rachael Olugbade described her journey from Nigeria to Brandon University.
For 35 years, Campus Manitoba has championed student access and mobility in Manitoba, finding new ways to make learning more affordable and flexible. Through the power of open educational resources, students have already saved an incredible $5.5 million.
Brandon University students can now apply to join the BU Co-operative Education (Co-op) Program for the 2025–26 academic year — an opportunity that connects classroom learning to meaningful, career-relevant work experience.
Applications opened this week, and interest is already high.
Voting is open for the Destination: BU video challenge as international students share their journeys to Brandon University.
Brandon University Students’ Union (BUSU) President Charles Adamu has added “published poet” to his growing list of achievements, with the release of his debut poetry collection, How You Feel. The book, available now through Amazon, was officially launched at a campus celebration in late September.
Digitized editions of ‘The Quill’ available through S.J. McKee Archives at Brandon University
Brandon University’s S.J.
The Loy Excellentia 2025 Summer Picnic in Brandon brought together students of African descent, mentors, volunteers, faculty, Rotary Club members, the mayor of Brandon, the president of the African Diaspora Network, and community members for an afternoon of games, food, Afrobeat karaoke and cultural celebration.