Symphony orchestra presents Along the River Elbe
The Elbe river runs from the Czech Republic to Northern Germany, connecting major cities such as Berlin and Prague, and is one of Europe’s most…
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The Play That Goes Wrong comes to Winnipeg
To open the 2024-25 season, the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre (MTC) welcomes the award-winning comedy, The Play That Goes Wrong. The ongoing original production of…
Come From Away continues to instill hope despite dark times
9 /11 is one of the most devastating terrorist attacks to have ever happened in human history, according to the Pew Research Center. On Sept. 11,…
Department of religion holds social events for students
Nearly 4,000 students are enrolled in undergraduate studies in the U of M’s faculty of arts, which is home to more than 40 departments, including…
When Cree music meets orchestral jazz
It is exciting to find crossovers between different musical genres. For instance, the fast electric guitar runs in heavy metal are like modern derivations of…
What is your Roman Empire?
Last year, a social media trend emerged where TikTok users asked their boyfriends and husbands how often they thought about the Roman Empire. To their…
The art, science and magic of pinhole photography
Many of us grew up in the era of digital photography, and taking a photo usually means pulling out a camera or smartphone and pressing…
U of M alumnus and Pulitzer Prize finalist release satire
Ben Clarkson, who now lives in Montreal but was born and raised in Winnipeg, fondly recalls nights spent at the Manitoban office working on layouts…
Local Indigenous artist releases new album
Desiree Dorion grew up in Dauphin, Manitoba, home to the famed Dauphin Country Fest, Canada’s longest-running country music festival. It was there that she first…
Monsters unmasked: The Menendez brothers’ dark legacy
Ryan Murphy’s latest instalment in his Monster anthology series, Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, dives deep into the chilling 1989 murders of José and…