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Homo Hop returns after five-year hiatus
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The University of Winnipeg Students’ Association’s (UWSA) 2SLGBTQIA+ themed dance, the Homo Hop, returned for Valentine’s Day after a five year hiatus initially triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The dance, titled “Star-Crossed Queers: The Return...
What Indigenous knowledges can teach us about love
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Elder Norman Meade, one of U of M’s Elders-in-residence, said that of the seven sacred teachings, “love may be the most sacred.”
Meade explained the significance of Valentine’s Day, a holiday celebrating love, coinciding with...
University Women’s Club hosts chocolate talk
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Doreen Pendgracs, founder of Chocolatour, gave a presentation at the University Women’s Club (UWC) last Friday to “educate, entertain and entice chocolate lovers to explore the world through chocolate.”
The event featured a talk by...
‘Significant changes’ to come to Aurora
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Keep an eye on your computer, because changes are coming to Aurora beginning in March.
U of M associate registrar and director of service and records Elfie Smith explained that the self-service student records and...
UM hosts panel of experts discusses generative AI
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A UM Knowledge Exchange panel discussion last Wednesday brought together experts from a variety of backgrounds to explore the challenges generative artificial intelligence (AI) poses to artists, legal professionals and others.
Entitled “Next Steps with...
Lectures explore colonialism, Indigenous activism
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The University of Manitoba labour studies department hosted a two-part lecture series on Indigenous political issues and engagement in Canada last week as part of the U of M’s Distinguished Visiting Lecturer Program.
Professor emeritus...
Travelling refugee museum exhibit comes to Winnipeg
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An exhibition featuring the experiences of southeast Asian refugees curated by a professor from Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) is currently featured in the Manitoba Museum’s Festival Hall. Run by the Hearts of Freedom project,...
