No, COVID-19 was not made in a lab
Scientists are not researching to become TikTok famous, they are doing it because it is their job and their passion to help eradicate disease.
April 2020
Music in the age of coronavirus
Cody Goertzen and Adam Hill are keeping busy while the world burns outside, attempting to make the most of this collective isolation. “We’re doing okay,”…
U of M Student Emergency Fund closed after two days
Two days after becoming available, the COVID-19 UM Student Emergency Fund closed. The fund was announced on March 31 by the U of M as…
Conservatives cut post-secondary funding yet again
Manitoba’s Progressive Conservative-led government has cut post-secondary operating grants for the third year in a row. The budget includes a one per cent reduction in…
Graduate students hit pause on research
The U of M’s more than 3,400 graduate students are facing an uncertain future as they deal with the “massive” disruption caused by the university’s…
Pass/fail option announced for winter courses
The U of M has announced that students will be given the option to have winter 2020 courses take on a pass/fail grading scheme on…
A trip to the art gallery without stepping outdoors
Through the COVID-19 quarantine, the ravenous consumption of art can make the hours pass by. Whether it’s movies, television, games, creating art or a dozen…
COVID-19 pandemic is opportunity for more equitable society
In recent weeks, practically the entire world has been shaken by the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19 has drawn us together with a common goal
Not even halfway through 2020, our daily lives and routines have come to a halt as we shift into social isolation and distancing to contain the COVID-19 virus.
Nothing fishy about koi farming, show competitions
There are two worlds of pets: the world where your lovable companion provides comfort and entertainment and the world of show breeding and competition. The…