Women at War and its shortcomings
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Running from Feb. 29 to April 27 in the University of Manitoba’s school of art gallery, Women at War is an exhibit featuring the artistic works of Ukrainian women. A majority of the exhibit...
My identity is more than two halves
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I came out as bisexual when I was around 13. I understood myself as half-gay. A year before I came out, I became a citizen of the Manitoba Métis Federation. I understood being Métis...
The return of the campus coffee crawl
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Welcome back to the number one series for coffee-based infotainment on campus: the campus coffee crawl.
Last time I reviewed the coffee on campus, I took them all with a bit of cream and sugar....
Colonization is far from over
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Colonization never ended in Canada. Depending on who you are, that’s either a controversial statement or an incredibly obvious one.
When I say this, I am not explicitly referring to the continued presence of settlers...
A life spent together is better
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Life is difficult, it is for most people, but I have always struggled to stay positive and I am seldom content. Yet, when I sit next to Tyler, my long-term boyfriend, I find peace...
Eckhardt’s name is a humiliating stain
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Somehow, seemingly without anyone realizing, the Winnipeg Art Gallery-Qaumajuq (WAG-Qaumajuq), the University of Manitoba and the University of Winnipeg honoured a Nazi sympathizer and fascist, Ferdinand Eckhardt, by etching his name into their buildings....
Luxury and its joys inaccessible for the common person
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I have a confession to make, my wonderful readers. I am not a hustler and I do not stack paper to the ceiling. I live a relatively modest lifestyle. The most luxurious joys in...
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