Graphic Novella Video Premiere - It Happened To Me & It's Not Okay
2026-02-03 12:00 - 12:30 (America/Winnipeg) | Gathering Space, John E. Robbins Library, Canada
Please join us for the Graphic Novella Video Premiere of It Happened to Me & It’s Not Okay, an innovative visual narrative that brings research on sexual and gendered violence into an accessible, compelling format. Featuring original artwork by Merissa Mayhew, the graphic novella is presented as a motion-based video with animated panels, sound design, and music. The voice performances are provided by members of the Rural, Remote, and Northern Gendered-Violence Research Team, grounding the work in the collective expertise and commitment of the researchers themselves.
Following the screening will be a Q&A with artist Merissa Mayhew and the research team, who will speak to their work examining experiences of gendered violence in rural, remote, and northern communities, as well as the role of creative storytelling and visual media in knowledge mobilization and public engagement.
Tuesday, February 3, 2026
12:00–12:30 p.m.
Gathering Space, John E. Robbins Library
This event offers an opportunity to experience research through a creative lens and to engage directly with the team behind the project.

OUT OF BOUNDS LECTURE: "Looking Back in Order to Move Forward: African American Sacred Music is a Pathway to Resistance, Resilience, and Renewal"
2026-02-03 12:40 | R.D. Bell Hall, QEII Music Building, Room 1-57, 270-18th Street, Brandon, MB, R7A 6A9, Canada
We are very excited to host Frédéricka Petit-Homme and collaborators Myrtle Thomas and Alexandre Paquette in the School of Music,” said Professor Marika Galea. “As the host of CBC’s Choral Concert, a versatile performer, educator and researcher, the scope of Frédéricka’s work is unique and captivating. Dr. Andrée Dagenais and I have been working on cultivating this hands-on learning opportunity for our students for quite some time. I am looking to Tuesday afternoon’s Out of Bounds research presentation on African American Sacred Music in particular, which will hold special significance for us in the jazz and contemporary popular music area.”
No admission charge. All are welcome!

BU Queer Lunch and Learn: Unsettling Trans Rights with Dr. Leon Laidlaw
2026-02-03 12:40 - 13:30 | Gathering Space, John E. Robbins Library, Canada
BU Queer is hosting our next Lunch and Learn on February 3, 2026 at 12:40pm at the Gathering Space in the John E. Robbins Library.
The event will feature guest speaker Dr. Leon Laidlaw with his talk, Unsettling Trans Rights: Gender as a Basis of Indigenous Solidarity. This talk explores how settler-Indigenous solidarity can be pursued on the basis of gender. This talk begins by contextualizing the roots of gender oppression and gendered colonialism in the Western gender binary and reflects on the different pathways that Two-Spirit and trans resistance movements may take. This talk concludes with a conversation about decolonizing trans rights to better align with Indigenous struggles for sovereignty and self-determination.
Dr. Leon Laidlaw (he/they) is an assistant professor in Sociology and Gender and Women’s Studies at Brandon University. They are a white settler trans scholar who does intersectional and decolonizing work on the topics of gender, rights, and justice.

Apply For Free Night
2026-02-05 18:00 - 19:00 | Brandon University, 270 18th Street, Brandon, MB, Canada

Level 4: The Labyrinth of Memory (study strategies)
2026-02-06 13:45 - 14:15 | Zoom, Brandon, MB, Canada
Cramming doesn’t work when there’s so much to remember. In this session, you’ll explore active study strategies that strengthen memory, sharpen recall, and make learning stick. Complete this quest to earn your title as a Study Strategist.

Open to all students. Register Now!
Level Up Your Learning
Ready to embark on an adventure? Level Up Your Learning is a gamified workshop series where each session is a new quest designed to help you unlock powerful skills for success at university. From mastering time management and organization, to collecting legendary notes, to battling test anxiety, each level brings you closer to academic victory!
You don’t need to attend previous sessions to join the next one, just jump in wherever you’d like. Attend a session and get rewarded! Students earn an automatic entry into a draw for a $100 campus bookstore gift card for each session they attend.

Gospel Music Week: "More Than a Song" Musical Celebration and Final Gathering
2026-02-06 19:30 | Kinsmen Rehearsal Hall, QEII Music Building, Room 1-20, 270-18th Street, Brandon, MB, R7A 6A9, Canada
This final gathering is the culmination of the 2026 “More Than A Song” Gospel Music Week featuring Frédéricka Petit-Homme and collaborators Myrtle Thomas and Alexandre Paquette, curated by Marika Galea and Dr. Andrée Dagenais. This celebration will feature the BU choir, chorale and small jazz ensembles in a collaborative musical performance.
Tickets are $10, available at the door. BU students attend at no charge.

Theresa Thor and the Sun Dog Ensemble
2026-02-07 19:30 | Lorne Watson Recital Hall, QEII Music Building, Room 1-60, 270 18th Street, Brandon, MB, R7A 6A9, Canada
Brandon Chamber Players presents The SunDog Ensemble with a rotating cast of musical creators exploring sound across genres, beamed into existence by Canadian pianist and songwriter Theresa Thordarson. While members refract and shift, the SunDogs’ curious and playful approach to music-making remains constant, along with a commitment to creating new music and shedding light on music rarely experienced.
The current lineup features:
Theresa Thordarson, keyboards and vocals
John Himes, multi-disciplinary guitarist
Christopher Byman, acclaimed composer and clarinetist
Dr. Catherine Wood, clarinet
Marika Galea, bass
and jazz-adjacent guitarist and creator, Ava Glendinning
For more information, including tickets, please visit the Brandon Chamber Players website at: https://brandonchamberplayers.ca/

Mentorship session with Black and racialized nursing and psychiatric nursing students
2026-02-09 16:00 - 18:00 | Health Studies Complex, Room 237, 270-18th Street, Brandon, MB, R7A 6A9, Canada
This mentorship session creates a supportive, judgment-free space for Black and racialized nursing and psychiatric nursing students to connect with Dr. Bukola Salami (University of Calgary), a nationally recognized scholar in Black and racialized people’s health.
The session will focus on mentorship, lived experience, and navigating academic and professional pathways in health-related fields. A hot meal will be provided for the first 20 in-person student participants, and all participants (in person and virtual) will be entered into a door prize draw.
Registration is required.
About Dr. Bukola Salami
Dr. Bukola Salami
Dr. Bukola Salami is a full professor and Canada Research Chair (Tier 1) in Black and Racialized People’s Health at the University of Calgary. She is a member of the Royal Society of Canada College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists; Vice president of the Canadian Nurses Association; Board member and Health Working Group co-chair for the Black Opportunity Funds; Founder of the African Child and Youth Migration Network; and Founder and Lead of the Black Youth Mentorship and Leadership Program.
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Salami to Brandon University to discuss strategies for faculty to support Black and racialized students in universities.
Black History Month at Brandon University
Each February, Brandon University recognizes Black History Month by celebrating the contributions, histories, and lived experiences of Black communities, while creating space for learning, dialogue, and connection. This event is part of BU’s 2026 Black History Month programming, organized in partnership with students, faculty, and campus and community partners.

Supporting Black and Racialized Students: Strategies for Faculty
2026-02-09 19:30 - 20:30 | Education Building Room 107, 270 18 St, Brandon, Manitoba, R7A 6A9, Canada
In this professional development session, Dr. Bukola Salami will share evidence-informed strategies for faculty to better support Black and racialized students within university settings. The session will address systemic barriers, inclusive teaching practices, and institutional responsibility.
Light snacks will be provided for in-person attendees (registration required). A virtual attendance option will also be available.
About Dr. Bukola Salami
Dr. Bukola Salami
Dr. Bukola Salami is a full professor and Canada Research Chair (Tier 1) in Black and Racialized People’s Health at the University of Calgary. She is a member of the Royal Society of Canada College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists; Vice president of the Canadian Nurses Association; Board member and Health Working Group co-chair for the Black Opportunity Funds; Founder of the African Child and Youth Migration Network; and Founder and Lead of the Black Youth Mentorship and Leadership Program.
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Salami to Brandon University to discuss strategies for faculty to support Black and racialized students in universities.
Black History Month at Brandon University
Each February, Brandon University recognizes Black History Month by celebrating the contributions, histories, and lived experiences of Black communities, while creating space for learning, dialogue, and connection. This event is part of BU’s 2026 Black History Month programming, organized in partnership with students, faculty, and campus and community partners.

Public Talk: Access to Healthcare for Black People in Canada
2026-02-10 12:30 - 13:30 | Gathering Space, John E. Robbins Library, Canada
Dr. Bukola Salami presents research on access to healthcare for Black people in Canada, drawing on evidence from the Canadian Community Health Survey and qualitative interviews. This public lecture will explore systemic inequities in healthcare and their impacts on Black communities.
Please register your attendance in advance.
Snacks will be provided for those attending in person. A virtual attendance option will be available.
About Dr. Bukola Salami
Dr. Bukola Salami
Dr. Bukola Salami is a full professor and Canada Research Chair (Tier 1) in Black and Racialized People’s Health at the University of Calgary. She is a member of the Royal Society of Canada College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists; Vice president of the Canadian Nurses Association; Board member and Health Working Group co-chair for the Black Opportunity Funds; Founder of the African Child and Youth Migration Network; and Founder and Lead of the Black Youth Mentorship and Leadership Program.
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Salami to Brandon University to discuss strategies for faculty to support Black and racialized students in universities.
Black History Month at Brandon University
Each February, Brandon University recognizes Black History Month by celebrating the contributions, histories, and lived experiences of Black communities, while creating space for learning, dialogue, and connection. This event is part of BU’s 2026 Black History Month programming, organized in partnership with students, faculty, and campus and community partners.

Education Career Fair 2026
2026-02-13 10:00 - 14:00 | Western Manitoba Centennial Auditorium, 205 20th Street, Brandon, MB, R7B 1L6, Canada
The 2026 Education Career Fair at Brandon University celebrates and strengthens connections between school divisions, aspiring educators, and future teachers across Manitoba and beyond. Hosted in conjunction with the BYTE Conference, this annual event brings together school boards, educational leaders, mentor teachers, and Bachelor of Education candidates for one of the premier recruitment and professional engagement opportunities in the region.
Building on the success of previous years — including participation from more than 30 school divisions — the Education Career Fair provides a vibrant, in-person forum for recruitment and engagement with teacher candidates preparing to enter the profession, showcasing career opportunities within school divisions across Manitoba, and networking and community building among education professionals, university faculty, and future educators.
Participants will have the opportunity to connect face-to-face with candidates from the Faculty of Education who are completing their field experience placements and preparing for classroom careers, explore employment pathways, and strengthen partnerships that support teacher recruitment and retention.
All BU students are welcome to attend to learn more about careers in Education!

Level 5: The Gauntlet of Tests (test anxiety)
2026-02-13 13:45 - 14:15 | Zoom, Brandon, MB, Canada
Tests and midterms can feel overwhelming, especially when anxiety strikes. In this session, you’ll learn strategies to prepare effectively, manage stress, and approach tests and exams with greater confidence. Complete the quest to become an Exam Slayer!

Open to all students. Register Now!
Level Up Your Learning
Ready to embark on an adventure? Level Up Your Learning is a gamified workshop series where each session is a new quest designed to help you unlock powerful skills for success at university. From mastering time management and organization, to collecting legendary notes, to battling test anxiety, each level brings you closer to academic victory!
You don’t need to attend previous sessions to join the next one, just jump in wherever you’d like. Attend a session and get rewarded! Students earn an automatic entry into a draw for a $100 campus bookstore gift card for each session they attend.

Loy Excellentia Initiative — Black History Month Celebration 2026
2026-02-14 13:00 - 16:00 | Brandon University, 270 18th Street, Brandon, MB, Canada
All Black-African Students are invited to attend an exciting event to mark the 2026 Black History Month celebrations in Brandon.
Organized by the Loy Excellentia Initiative, there will be music performances, free foods and drinks, fun activities, door prices/gifts and more. Let’s come together to celebrate our culture, community, and excellence! BU professor Dr. Balfour Spence will be keynote speaker at the event, speaking on “Unravelling Black History in Canada: Acknowledging the Past and Mentoring the Future.”
Register online at https://forms.gle/Pfqt57tFaa9SesE87
Registration ends on February 7 and more details will be shared upon registration. Make sure that you add contact@loyexcellentia.org to your email contact.
Watch some videos of past Black History Month Celebration on YouTube and photos on Instagram.
Black History Month at Brandon University
Each February, Brandon University recognizes Black History Month by celebrating the contributions, histories, and lived experiences of Black communities, while creating space for learning, dialogue, and connection. This event is part of BU’s 2026 Black History Month programming, organized in partnership with students, faculty, and campus and community partners.

University Closed — Louis Riel Day
2026-02-16 | Brandon University, 270 18th Street, Brandon, MB, Canada
Brandon University will be largely closed on Monday, Feb. 16 to observe Louis Riel Day. No classes are scheduled for Louis Riel Day.
Louis Riel was the driving force behind Manitoba joining Confederation and becoming Canada’s fifth province.
As the Métis leader of the Red River Resistance of 1869-70, he was instrumental in drafting the List of Rights that formed the basis of the Manitoba Act, passed by the Parliament of Canada in the spring of 1870, which brought the new province of Manitoba into Confederation.
Fearing prosecution, Riel fled to the United States. From exile, he was elected three times as a member of the House of Commons, but could never take his seat. Returning to Canada to help Métis leaders in 1884, he was defeated and captured at the Battle of Batoche. Despite popular appeals and a jury’s call for clemency, Riel was hanged for treason in 1885.
Louis Riel Day has been celebrated as a provincial holiday in Manitoba since 2008.
The University will re-open normal business hours on Tuesday, Feb. 17.
From Tuesday, Feb. 17 through Friday, Feb. 20, Brandon University will observe the Winter Study Break.

Winter study break
2026-02-17 - 2026-02-20 | Brandon University, 270 18th Street, Brandon, MB, Canada
Winter study break runs from Tuesday, Feb. 17 through Friday, Feb. 20 The university is open, and office support is available regular business hours. However, no classes are scheduled except for Education: BEd (AD); BEd (IP) Yr 5; Bmus/BEd Yr 5. Regular classes will resume on Monday, Feb. 23.

Beyond ConnectED Alumni Mixer
2026-02-19 16:30 - 18:00 | Clarion Hotel & Suites Brandon, 3130 Victoria Avenue, Brandon, MB, R7B 3Y3, Canada
Beyond ConnectED is an informal mixer hosted by the Alumni Associations of Brandon University and Assiniboine College. This come-and-go event provides a relaxed opportunity for students, alumni, and industry partners to continue conversations and build professional networks.

Voluntary Withdrawal (VW) Deadline - Full-year (both-term) Courses
2026-02-23 | Brandon University, 270 18th Street, Brandon, MB, Canada
Voluntary Withdrawal (VW) deadline: full-year (both-term) courses.

Voluntary Withdrawal (VW) Deadline - Winter courses for Education: BEd (AD); BEd (IP) Yr 5; BMus/BEd Yr 5
2026-02-25 | Brandon University, 270 18th Street, Brandon, MB, Canada
Voluntary Withdrawal (VW) deadline: Winter courses for Education: BEd (AD); BEd (IP) Yr 5; BMus/BEd Yr 5.

Level 6: The Halls of Valor (self-advocacy skills)
2026-02-26 10:00 - 10:30 | Zoom, Brandon, MB, Canada
Speaking up and asking for help takes courage. In this level, you’ll practice strategies to communicate clearly, advocate for yourself, and connect with the right supports when you need them. Complete this quest to become a Self-Advocacy Champion!

Open to all students. Register Now!
Level Up Your Learning
Ready to embark on an adventure? Level Up Your Learning is a gamified workshop series where each session is a new quest designed to help you unlock powerful skills for success at university. From mastering time management and organization, to collecting legendary notes, to battling test anxiety, each level brings you closer to academic victory!
You don’t need to attend previous sessions to join the next one, just jump in wherever you’d like. Attend a session and get rewarded! Students earn an automatic entry into a draw for a $100 campus bookstore gift card for each session they attend.

OUT OF BOUNDS LECTURE: The Evolution of Female Indigenous Representation in Canadian Opera from 1879 to Present
2026-02-26 18:00 - 19:00 | Lorne Watson Recital Hall, QEII Music Building, Room 1-60, 270 18th Street, Brandon, MB, R7A 6A9, Canada
Camryn Dewar with Anica Warkentine
Fulbright Scholar Camryn Dewar’s lecture recital, titled “The Evolution of Female Indigenous Representation in Canadian Opera from 1879 to Present” is a bold initiative dedicated to reshaping the Canadian opera landscape by centering and amplifying Indigenous voices.
Through an innovative lecture-recital and public discussion/Q&A, the presentation uses opera as a vehicle for truth, reconciliation, and education. Through analysis and performances of excerpts from Canadian operas Canada’s Welcome (1879) by Arthur Clappé and Frederick Dixon, Missing (2017) by Marie Clements and Brian Current, and Indians on Vacation (2021) by Ian Cusson and Royce Vavrek, Camryn will illustrate in detail how the heritage of creative teams and the creative inspiration of Indigenous operas impacts Indigenous female representation for the better.
The performance will incorporate live operatic performances with piano accompaniment that exemplify the evolution of female Indigenous operatic characters through the ages, as well as a visual presentation with lyrics and background historical information. Over the course of an hour recital, by showcasing the positive evolution of Indigenous representation in classical music from the 19th century to today, the presentation discusses authentic storytelling, challenges stereotypes, and inspires new standards and best practices for artistic collaboration and cultural respect. Topics covered include: historical context of the operas, creator and cast backgrounds, Indigenous languages, source material, creative collaboration, performance practice, the shift from fetishization of Indigenous women to fair and authentic representation, the impact of these works on both Indigenous artists and audiences, and best practices in representation moving forward.
Camryn toured this presentation in a successful and highly-acclaimed 3-date tour across the state of New Jersey in early 2025. Through this lecture recital, Camryn will show in more detail how this evolution in Canadian opera seeks to empower, rather than silence, Indigenous people of past, present and future. This lecture recital aims not only to educate audiences, contributing to a more comprehensive understanding of Indigenous culture and music, but also to spread awareness of the wealth of incredible Indigenous opera that exists but is rarely performed.
This lecture recital is not just a performance — it is a catalyst for change. Bringing this lecture recital to Canadian audiences means not only deeply educating, but also challenging long-standing traditions of racism in opera, and demonstrating the transformative power of authentic, Indigenous-led storytelling. This work directly addresses the urgent need for truthful representation in the arts, ensuring that Indigenous performers are not only seen and heard, but are shown that diverse stories belong on every stage, and that opera can be a space for genuine cultural dialogue and healing. This knowledge is essential, not only to ensure authentic roles and works for diverse performers, but to inspire and empower others to follow in the footsteps of creating music with authentic representation going forward.
“The first time I sang an Indigenous opera, I felt my entire soul pouring out of my body. I could feel my ancestors behind me as I figuratively cried out for justice, truth, and understanding. It is a feeling I will never forget. That experience showed me that my true purpose is serving as an educator about Indigenous peoples and music, and using the power of music to foster understanding and reconciliation. I look forward to audiences hearing operas that are real, raw, and that fully show the Indigenous female, and really, the human, experience.” — Camryn Dewar
All are welcome! No admission fee.

Careers in Mental Health and Wellness Interest Group: open to all students
2026-02-27 12:30 - 13:30 | Brandon University, 270 18th Street, Brandon, MB, Canada
This is an event for any BU student interested in careers in mental health. Please come learn about different careers. Bring your questions!

Clarinet Festival 2026
2026-02-28 - 2026-03-01 | QEII Music Building, 270-18th Street, Brandon, Manitoba, R7A 6A9, Canada
Please join us for the 16th anniversary of the Brandon University Clarinet Festival on February 28th and March 1st, 2026. This year we are featuring an incredible line-up of guest artists, including Jonathan Russell, Alex Whitehead, and Colin Mehmel. The festival features BU faculty Leanne Zacharias and Callie Siverson and BU alumni Danielle Guina and Lisa Rumpel. Guest conductor Cheryl Ferguson will lead the festival clarinet choir. The BU Clarinet Choir and festival host Cathy Wood will also be performing.
Great PD opportunity for musicians of all ages! The festival events include:

Workshops, vendors, and concerts
Festival Clarinet Choir for all participants (all levels)
Prize draws!

Registration Link: ($30 for students/seniors; $50 for adults): https://forms.gle/1T9U4pg8m8fiWbnk7
Festival Schedule
Saturday, February 28th
9:15am
Registration Opens, Music Lobby
Vendor Room Opens, Room 143
10:00-10:30am
Welcome; Coffee and Q&A with Jonathan Russell
Room 157
10:40-11:30am
I AM BETTER THAN MOZART (…at playing clarinet): An Empowering Composition Workshop for Clarinetists
Jonathan Russell
Room 157
11:40-12:40pm
Conducting Workshop: Cheryl Ferguson
Room 120
12:40-1:40pm
Lunch Break
1:45-2:15pm
Q&A with Alex Whitehead
Room 157
1:40-2:20pm
Group Lessons for Clarinet Choir Simplified Parts
Rooms 202, 004
2:30-3:20pm
Improving Embouchure Through Movement Feldenkrais Workshop: Colin Mehmel
Room 120 or 157
3:30-4:00pm
Guest Artist Concert: Alex Whitehead and Lisa Rumpel
Lorne Watson Recital Hall
4:30-6:00pm
Mass Festival Choir Rehearsal with Cheryl Ferguson
Room 120
6:00-7:30pm
Dinner Break
7:30pm
Guest Artist Concert: Jonathan Russell and Lisa Rumpel
Lorne Watson Recital Hall
Sunday, March 1st
9:15am
Registration Open, Music Lobby
Vendor Room Opens, Room 143
9:30-10:45am
Masterclass with Alex Whitehead
Lorne Watson Recital Hall or 157
11:00-12:00pm
Guest Artist Concert: Trio Improbable
Colin Mehmel, Callie Siverson, and Danielle Guina
Lorne Watson Recital Hall
12:00-1:00pm
Mass Festival Choir Rehearsal with Cheryl Ferguson
Room 120
1:00-2:00pm
Lunch Break
2:00-3:00pm
Host Concert: Cathy Wood and Leanne Zacharias
Lorne Watson Recital Hall
3:30-5:00pm
Final Concert: BU Clarinet Choir and Festival Clarinet Choir
Group Photo and Prize Draws
Room 120
More information is available in the Google Folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1nFi7f5GAXDi5x55tjuhYz3ZQBUyWv6PR?usp=share_link

Community Iftaar
2026-03-02 17:00 - 20:00 | Healthy Living Centre, 2010 Louise Avenue, Brandon, MB, R7B 0L4, Canada
Brandon University is proud to host an event organized by the Muslim community of Brandon through the Brandon Islamic Centre.
You are cordially invited to attend a Community Iftarr (breaking the fast of Ramadan) on Monday, March 2, at 5:30 p.m. (doors open at 5 p.m.).
The month of Ramadan requires fasting throughout the day, and Iftaar is the meal taken at the end of the day, following the call to prayer (around sunset). Iftarr is often done as a community, with people gathering to break their fast together.
This Community Iftaar will be held at the BU Healthy Living Centre, in the main gymnasium to accommodate the large gathering. Special guests will include Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew.
You are asked to kindly RSVP so that appropriate amounts of food can be prepared: info@bicmanitoba.ca

Classes End - Winter Courses for Education: BEd (AD); BEd (IP) Yr 5; BMus/BEd Yr 5
2026-03-05 | Brandon University, 270 18th Street, Brandon, MB, Canada
Classes end: Winter courses for Education: BEd (AD); BEd (IP) Yr 5; BMus/BEd Yr 5.

10-Minute Play Festival
2026-03-05 17:00 - 20:00 | Evans Theatre, McKenzie Building, 270-18th Street, Brandon, MB, R7A 6A9, Canada
Fourteen creative arts students in this term’s Directing class are each putting on a 10-minute play during an evening of rapid-fire drama at the Evans Theatre.

Ten of the 14 plays were written by members of the class. All 14 will be shown for one night only on Thursday, March 5, starting at 5 p.m.

The event is free for everyone.

School of Music Exams (Applied Music for BMus/BEd Yr 4 and Yr 5)
2026-03-06 | Brandon University, 270 18th Street, Brandon, MB, Canada
School of Music examinations: Applied Music for BMus/BEd Yr 4 and Yr 5.

Level 7: The Dungeon of Deadlines (task initiation)
2026-03-06 13:45 - 14:15 | Zoom, Brandon, MB, Canada
Big assignments can feel overwhelming if you try to tackle them all at once. In this level, you’ll learn how to break projects into smaller steps so you can make steady progress and beat procrastination. Complete the quest to become a Task Titan!

Open to all students. Register Now!
Level Up Your Learning
Ready to embark on an adventure? Level Up Your Learning is a gamified workshop series where each session is a new quest designed to help you unlock powerful skills for success at university. From mastering time management and organization, to collecting legendary notes, to battling test anxiety, each level brings you closer to academic victory!
You don’t need to attend previous sessions to join the next one, just jump in wherever you’d like. Attend a session and get rewarded! Students earn an automatic entry into a draw for a $100 campus bookstore gift card for each session they attend.

Low Brass Studio Recital
2026-03-06 17:30 | Lorne Watson Recital Hall, QEII Music Building, Room 1-60, 270 18th Street, Brandon, MB, R7A 6A9, Canada
Please join us for an afternoon Low Brass Studio Recital under the direction of Dr. Nora Wilson.
No Admission charge. All are welcome!

BU Jazz Festival
2026-03-12 | Brandon University, 270 18th Street, Brandon, MB, Canada
BU Jazz Festival March 12-14, 2026. Please visit this link for details: https://bujazzfest.ca/

BU Jazz Festival
2026-03-13 | Brandon University, 270 18th Street, Brandon, MB, Canada
BU Jazz Festival, March 12-14, 2026. Please visit this link for details: https://bujazzfest.ca/
