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Neutral Internet vital to innovation
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HALIFAX (CUP) — It is absolutely critical that Canadians get behind open and neutral networks that don’t place restrictions on content, access or speed, according to Terry Dalton, chair of the Atlantic Canada Organization...
Seventh annual Sol Kannee lecturer advocates peace, co-existence
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The Seventh Annual Sol Kanee lecture on Peace and Justice, held at the University of Manitoba on Nov. 2, was presented by Dr. Izzeldin Abuelaish, a Gazan physician, peace advocate and nominee for the...
Bison Cheerleaders’ most succesful year could be their last
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Despite having their most successful year to date, this may be the last semester that the Bison cheerleaders ever compete.
As soon as official confirmation for funding is received, the Frank Kennedy Centre is...
Students rally to end poverty in Manitoba
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Hundreds of students from campuses across Winnipeg were out on the steps of the Manitoba Legislative Building on Nov. 4 to rally for poverty reduction in the province.
The rally was part of the Target...
Financial constraints leave some students homeless
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With apartment vacancy rates in Winnipeg dropping below one per cent over the summer, some U of M students are facing a dire shortage of affordable housing.
In some extreme cases, students have admitted...
Energy drinks: risky or rewarding?
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en•er•gy drink ˈɛn- ər-dʒi drɪŋk -noun. A beverage consumed to supply mental and physical stimulation for a short period time.
Twenty-four hours in a day just isn’t enough sometimes. Life can seem a bit...
The science of sleep deprivation
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Amidst studying for exams, handing in assignments, going to work and whatever time is left for socializing, sleep comes last in the books for many students at the University of Manitoba. This applies to...
