University community affected by U.S. travel ban
University of Manitoba research assistant and PhD candidate Elnaz Afsharipour was on her way to an engineering conference in San Francisco with her husband on…
2017
The malaise of student politics
UMSU is powered by the tyranny of the self-interested.
Conservatives have it wrong on Parliamentary motion condemning Islamaphobia
Arguing that “no religion should be singled out for special consideration” aligns Conservatives with the counterproductive “All Lives Matter” movement.
Democratizing campus is the only way to effectively oppose tuition hikes
Lobbying efforts by the CFS have failed. Students must take efforts into their own hands.
Student elections make a difference, but you have to vote
When it comes down to it, writing off student elections is the worst mistake you can make.
NHL Department of Player Safety needs to hand out consistent punishment
On Feb. 19 Winnipeg Jets defenseman Jacob Trouba laid a hit on Ottawa Senators forward Mark Stone, one that was clearly a hit to the head that kept Stone out for the remainder of the game.
Bisons volleyball teams out-dueled by Trinity Western in last regular season action
The men’s volleyball team were on the losing end of a sweep against the third-ranked Spartans, whilst the women continued their dreary 2017 by getting swept.
Bisons compete in the pool and at the track
Members of the Bison track and field team headed to Regina, Saskatchewan for the Canada West track and field championship.
Bisons eliminated from Canada West playoffs following loss to Pandas
The Bisons were swept by the Pandas, losing 3-2 on Friday, and losing by the same score on Saturday.
Bisons debut highly-touted recruit and new coaching staff at press conference
It was a big day for Bison football on Feb. 23, as the club announced the commitment of a new star defensive tackle, a new offensive coordinator, and a special teams coordinator.