New Resources
Lost Campus: A Virtual Tour of Forgotten Spaces and Places at the University of Manitoba is a Google Earth tour of the old Broadway campus, and the Bannatyne and Fort Garry campuses. The tour was created by Wayne Chan in 2022.
Archives & Special Collections is the primary destination for researchers interested in the history of the University of Manitoba. Archives holds textual, photographic, cartographic, and audio and video records of university faculties, offices, staff and faculty members. In addition, the Archives has produced several projects devoted to the history of the university. Archives has compiled a list of prominent graduates, a list of Rhodes Scholars, a chronological listing of important events in the university's history, brief histories of University of Manitoba faculties and campus buildings, plus interesting anecdotes about many of these buildings as found in historical plaques inside the buildings. In addition, Archives has created a database listing vital information pertaining to individuals affiliated with the University of Manitoba who served in the Second World War. Below is a list of these resources as well as historical resources created by other organizations.
Digitized copy of One University: A History of the University of Manitoba, 1877-1952
Digitized copy of University of Manitoba, Roll of Honour, 1914-1918
Selection of Prominent Graduates
List of Honorary Degree Recipients
University of Manitoba Chronological History
History of the Faculty of Science
Historypin - University of Manitoba Archives & Special Collections
Public Art at the University of Manitoba
World War I - Convocation at the Front
Academic Course Calendars are digitized and available through the Registrar's Office (2004/2005-present)
Web Archiving Project
The University of Manitoba Libraries (UML) is currently engaged in a Web Archiving project to target, capture and preserve important web-based content that only exists online or is at risk of being deleted. Learn learn more about the Web Archiving Project and see the archive here.