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Discover Day
Join us for a full- or half-day in-person experience. Tour the campus, visit a class, meet profs and current students, learn about financial aid opportunities, enjoy a treat from folio café, and more.
Singing Resistance
CMU warmly invites all to a second community-wide Singing Resistance event in solidarity with Minneapolis.
Living Resistance | Nonviolent Resistance Training
CMU faculty member Karen Ridd will lead this hands-on, non-lecture-based event where participants will learn to respond thoughtfully in moments of tension and risk through actively practicing nonviolent resistance techniques, while exploring the strategy and history behind them.
News and Stories
CMU professor gives light to the darkness of history with WSO commission
Neil Weisensel, CMU's Associate Professor of Music, was recently commissioned to write an orchestral composition to be performed by the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra (WSO).
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MCC alumnus Dr. Chris Rice in Manitoba for speaking events focused on peacebuilding and reconciliation
Dr. Chris Rice, a respected global voice in peacebuilding, Mennonite Central Committee alumnus, and an award-winning author, will be in Manitoba for a series of speaking events from March 11-15.
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Digging In – Episode 4 - Digging In: Policy and Beekeeping
What does policy have to do with climate change adaptation? Jonathan Sears, Associate Professor of Political Studies, is reviewing how policy and climate change adaptation connect.
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From song to strategy: CMU offers free nonviolent resistance training in response to growing injustice
Following the strong community response to its Singing Resistance gatherings, Canadian Mennonite University is offering a new public initiative that moves from collective expression to practical preparation.
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Winter 2025/26 alumni updates
Readers of CMU's The Blazer magazine often say they flip right to the Alumni News section before reading anything else.
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SAWAA Iftar - "Togetherness"
Hosted by Kahanee and Sadaa-Echoes, this annual Iftar has grown from a shared meal into a meaningful space for connection, reflection, and peacebuilding. During Ramadan, fasting is a practice of gratitude and renewal. At sunset, Iftar becomes a moment to break fast, break barriers, and honour the stories and traditions that shape us. Join us for a potluck Iftar. Bring a dish, an open heart, and a story to share. Let’s gather as neighbours, friends, and community.
Bachelor of Social Work Application Info Session (virtual)
Learn about: • BSW program strengths and curricular overview • Admissions requirements • Application process details and timelines This is a great opportunity to ask questions while connecting virtually with CMU faculty and staff who can guide you through the next steps. Sign up to receive an email containing more information and the link to the session.
Face2Face | Being Peacemakers For a World of Surging Polarization
We have found ourselves in an era of ideological silos, where the world trades nuance for shouting matches. As Christians dedicated to fostering social healing and spiritual renewal, we will explore how faith-driven empathy can bridge deep cultural divides. Join us as we navigate these tensions and rediscover the art of reconciliation today.
Living Resistance | Nonviolent Resistance Training
CMU faculty member Karen Ridd will lead this hands-on, non-lecture-based event where participants will learn to respond thoughtfully in moments of tension and risk through actively practicing nonviolent resistance techniques, while exploring the strategy and history behind them.
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