In April 2026, Providence hosted its largest graduation, with ceremonies over four days – three of which were for Prov Downtown graduates. Hear from the students themselves, who reflect on their experience studying at the Massey Building in Winnipeg.
One featured program at Providence University College is Church Ministries, and two graduating students, Maddie Oselies and Nick Froese, have encountered immense growth and leadership training through its related courses – preparing them for a career in vocational ministry.
One featured Providence degree is the BA in Sociology, which focuses on how systems of power, policing, politics, religion, law, and media influence society and experiences of social standing – leading students along a path of discovery related to understanding the social circumstances and reasons for crime, poverty, extremism, and more.
PROV Talks took place this year during the afternoon of Monday, March 23rd, featuring eight short, thought-provoking presentations on various topics by some of Providence’s faculty, staff, and students.
“It is on these quiet, winter mornings in the prairies when I like to ponder how much this risen Person affects me. More than that, affects an entire institution like Providence; a school made of bricks laid by the hands of people who dared to believe that Christ was who He said He was” – Madi Franks.
Providence University College and Theological Seminary announced budget cuts in response to ongoing government restrictions on international students entering Canada.
In January 2025, Providence University College hired its first campus pastor. We recently sat down with Matthew Antonio to learn more about working in this new role over the past year.
One featured Providence degree is the BSc in Health Science, which provides students with a foundation in health-related disciplines such as anatomy, biology, biochemistry, chemistry, genetics, microbiology, and social sciences like psychology and sociology.
One featured degree at Providence is the Bachelor of Arts in Social Science, which consists of a concentration in any two of the following subjects: Sociology, Psychology, and Anthropology.
Providence University College presents the 2026 Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Women’s Volleyball Championship: March 11-14th in Niverville, Manitoba.
