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Beggars can’t be choosers
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One week after a devastating 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck the Caribbean island nation of Haiti, foreign aid began to pour into the country. American Red Cross alone has received US$23 million and counting just...
Celebration Week celebrates its 40th anniversary
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Celebrating its 40th anniversary, UMSU Celebration Week will run from Jan.25-29 at the Fort Garry campus and from Jan.20-22 at Bannatyne.
As with previous years, Celebration Week will host a number of different...
Bannatyne shuttle bus continues to be missed by students and...
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“Sometimes you only realize how valuable something is after it’s taken away. I think the shuttle bus to Bannatyne was one of those things,” said U of M Students’ Union president Sid Rashid.
The service...
University Centre flood damage ‘minimal’: U of M public affairs
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Brian Rivers, the physical plant director at the university, explained that the flood was caused by the shutdown of the main air handlers during the floor re-finishing in the multi-purpose room.
The cold air...
Students feel more should have been done to alert them of...
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Despite efforts to inform students of the change, a number of students have been saying that they’ve been waiting for buses at the wrong location primarily due to poor signage at the bus stops.
Kailey...
Online banking preferred method of tuition payment at U of M
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Over half of students at the University of Manitoba now use online banking to pay their tuition.
Sam Vagianos, assistant manager of the revenue, general and student accounting department of the University of Manitoba, said...
A critical analysis of facilitated communication
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Locked-in syndrome is a terrifying condition where an individual’s senses, such as sight, hearing and touch, are intact, but they are physically paralyzed — they hear, see and feel but they cannot respond. A...
