editor

While more university students are coming into campus health centres with greater mental health challenges than in the past, it may not necessarily be a negative sign. Don Stewart, director of the University of Manitoba...

U of M professors lead series to address civic disengagement Two political scientists at the University of Manitoba have teamed up with the Manitoba Institute for Policy Research (MIPR) to lead a series about the...

UMSU has been looking into online voting as a way to improve turnout and cut costs for years, Chief Returing Officer Jason van Rooy says. “As a CRO, I think that online voting would...

gypt’s president, Hosni Mubarak, has kept the country under Emergency Law for the entire duration of his 30-year so-called “democratic” rule. This law suspends constitutional rights, allows censorship and gives police the authority to...

Local Egyptians showed their support for protestors demanding democracy in Egypt at demonstrations held at the University of Manitoba and on the steps of the Manitoba legislature last week. U of M students Halim...

once lived in Egypt: the land of the pharaohs, the cradle of civilization, the most prosperous and most beautiful place in the world; a land where the Nile cuts through the desert like a...

Hard to believe that 15 years ago this April, Winnipeg was crushed as fans had to sit back and watch their beloved Jets move to Phoenix. Every year there is less and less in...