Conservatives cut post-secondary funding yet again
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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 the provincial sales tax as well as a $25-per-tonne carbon...
UMSU board approves universal transit contract
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The U-Pass will return to the U of M this fall at $200 per term.
UMSU’s board of directors voted March 26 to approve the newly increased U-Pass rate recently passed in the City of...
Prairie singer-songwriter sets sights on horizon
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Though he shares a name with his hometown, Siegs Corner, Cohen Sieg’s sights are set far beyond the fields of rural Manitoba.
Sieg described himself as “a young singer-songwriter who writes music that really anyone...
UWSA executive campaign roiled by controversy
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Just days before voting for the 2020 election opened, the University of Winnipeg Students’ Association (UWSA) was on the defensive against an anonymous attack accusing the incumbent executive of misusing student association funds —...
Meet the UMSU presidential candidates
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Jelynn Dela Cruz
Running on the UMSU For You slate, Jelynn Dela Cruz wants to bring her unique experience as current UMSU vice-president student life to the table as a presidential candidate and continue building...
Students For Consent Culture and UMSU team up
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An external student advocacy organization, Students for Consent Culture Canada (SFCC), is behind UMSU’s recent lobbying push for the province to make changes to the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA)...
U of M Bisons cannot clinch again in losses to University...
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It was win and you’re in for the U of M Bisons men’s hockey team over the weekend.
But, after a pair of back-to-back losses to the University of Saskatchewan Huskies, the Bisons once again...
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