Brandon University

Writing Skills Walk-Ins Do you need help with you writing, citations, sentence structure? The Writing Skills Walk-Ins are on Thursdays from 9am to 12pm in the Indigenous Peoples' Centre.  

"Bannock & Tea with Elders" Tuesday April 3, 2018 at 12:30pm in the Indigenous Peoples' Centre. Everyone is welcome!

PENT soup poster

Join championship dancer Vince O’Laney and prepare to jig and square dance at Our Journey 2025!

Join Anishinaabe Elder Barb Blind, Fine Arts Professor Kevin Mckenzie, and the world famous Beading Babes. Open to all levels of beaders—new to experienced.

Join Anishinaabe Elder Barb Blind, Fine Arts Professor Kevin Mckenzie, and the world famous Beading Babes. Open to all levels of beaders—new to experienced.

Beading with Métis Inclusion Coordinator Nicole Braun and Métis Elder Joan Church.

Brandon’s Community Safety and Well-being Plan seeks to identify safety concerns within the community and develop a systematic plan to implement long-term, preventative solutions that address underlying causes. We want to ensure that Indigenous voices are heard throughout the process! We want to hear your views on community safety and incorporate stories of lived experience.

Join Cree Knowledge Keeper Susie Mcpherson Derendy to learn and practice drum songs.

Join Anishinaabe Elder Barb Blind, Fine Arts Professor Kevin Mckenzie, and the world famous Beading Babes. Open to all levels of beaders—new to experienced.

Join Anishinaabe Elder Barb Blind, Fine Arts Professor Kevin Mckenzie, and the world famous Beading Babes. Open to all levels of beaders—new to experienced.

Beading with Métis Inclusion Coordinator Nicole Braun and Métis Elder Joan Church.

Horticultural Therapy supports students to cope with stress using plants, plant-based materials, and plant-based activities to achieve specific therapeutic goals such as relieving stress and improving mood and attention. Co-facilitated by Marsha Harris, Counselling Therapist, and Deborah Tacan, Cree Métis Grandmother. Registration is now open—email HarrisM@BrandonU.ca to register

Join championship dancer Vince O’Laney and prepare to jig and square dance at Our Journey 2025!

Join Métis Elder Joan Church and let us know what your vision is for the new Indigenous Peoples' Centre! Open to BU students. Refreshments provided.

Join Anishinaabe Elder Barb Blind, Fine Arts Professor Kevin Mckenzie, and the world famous Beading Babes. Open to all levels of beaders—new to experienced.

Join Anishinaabe Elder Barb Blind, Fine Arts Professor Kevin Mckenzie, and the world famous Beading Babes. Open to all levels of beaders—new to experienced.

Beading with Métis Inclusion Coordinator Nicole Braun and Métis Elder Joan Church.

Join Jessie Jannuska as she hosts beading workshops in the IPC. Jessie is creating a large, mixed media beading artwork with the community to become part of her touring art exhibit titled "Mending with Tradition". She welcomes others to come and create a beaded piece to add and help form a large, beaded wall.

Horticultural Therapy supports students to cope with stress using plants, plant-based materials, and plant-based activities to achieve specific therapeutic goals such as relieving stress and improving mood and attention. Co-facilitated by Marsha Harris, Counselling Therapist, and Deborah Tacan, Cree Métis Grandmother. Registration is now open—email HarrisM@BrandonU.ca to register

Join Jessie Jannuska as she hosts beading workshops in the IPC. Jessie is creating a large, mixed media beading artwork with the community to become part of her touring art exhibit titled "Mending with Tradition". She welcomes others to come and create a beaded piece to add and help form a large, beaded wall.

Join Cree Knowledge Keeper Susie Mcpherson Derendy to learn and practice drum songs.

Join Métis Elder Joan Church for some games of cribbage. Open to BU Students. Snacks provided.

Join championship dancer Vince O’Laney and prepare to jig and square dance at Our Journey 2025!

Join Anishinaabe Elder Barb Blind, Fine Arts Professor Kevin Mckenzie, and the world famous Beading Babes. Open to all levels of beaders—new to experienced.

Join Anishinaabe Elder Barb Blind, Fine Arts Professor Kevin Mckenzie, and the world famous Beading Babes. Open to all levels of beaders—new to experienced.

Beading with Métis Inclusion Coordinator Nicole Braun and Métis Elder Joan Church.

Horticultural Therapy supports students to cope with stress using plants, plant-based materials, and plant-based activities to achieve specific therapeutic goals such as relieving stress and improving mood and attention. Co-facilitated by Marsha Harris, Counselling Therapist, and Deborah Tacan, Cree Métis Grandmother. Registration is now open—email HarrisM@BrandonU.ca to register

Join us in the IPC for cake and ice cream. October babies have opportunities to win prizes!

Join Cree Knowledge Keeper Susie Mcpherson Derendy to learn and practice drum songs.

Join Anishinaabe Elder Barb Blind, Fine Arts Professor Kevin Mckenzie, and the world famous Beading Babes. Open to all levels of beaders—new to experienced.

Join Anishinaabe Elder Barb Blind, Fine Arts Professor Kevin Mckenzie, and the world famous Beading Babes. Open to all levels of beaders—new to experienced.

Beading with Métis Inclusion Coordinator Nicole Braun and Métis Elder Joan Church.