There’s a stillness that comes before a goodbye. A moment suspended in time, where nothing has ended yet, but everything is about to. I never know how to handle a goodbye with grace, I’m...

Going from university to your professional job is an intimidating transition. Many students, myself included, find it daunting. Moving from the comfortable academic environment, where learning is structured and supported, to a professional world...

Lately, anytime ChatGPT or AI (artificial intelligence) is brought up, you hear about the environmental impact. It’s often in undefined terms, “it uses so much water.” But how much water is it really using?...

Before I began university, I was an avid reader. I took pride in being able to lose myself in a book and come to find hours had passed. But slowly, through my academic career,...

Throughout the year we’ve covered difficult topics in the Manitoban’s comment section. Inflation, food insecurity, corporate greed, Donald Trump’s re-election, global conflict and many other stories that, while important to discuss, may bring feelings...

Earlier this November, a community in Northern Saskatchewan had 27 residents diagnosed with scurvy. Scurvy is caused by a severe lack of vitamin C. It is a disease most famous for its association with 16th...

While you snuggle up on the couch with some popcorn to watch a scary movie this Halloween season, you might find it hard to pick just one horror flick. Whatever your poison of horror...