An insider’s guide to the best place to live, campus food and more
I chose the University of Winnipeg for its small class sizes and urban location. When I was in high school, the school had the reputation of being where the socially conscious and community-oriented students enrolled. I still believe that’s true. I started in the joint communications B.A. program—which combines courses from U of W and Red River Polytechnic—and then sometime between my first and second years, I fell in love with political science and changed my major.
The best way to find out what’s happening on campus is to talk to folks during Roll Call in the first week of classes or visit the student association’s web page.From the time you walk into the U of W, you’re never just a number. Back when classes were in person, professors would routinely stop to have conversations in the hallway with students. The small class sizes at the U of W naturally foster a culture of collaboration rather than hierarchy.
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