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‘It’s not something that we chose’: UMSU women’s rep outlines plan...

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Ivan Nuñez Gamez
As we return to classrooms, plenty of students are set to encounter distinct challenges that distance learning prolonged. Not only will some students be forced to endure social anxiety as we swiftly transition to...
Dallin Chicoine
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Website helps Indigenous students search for supports

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Colton McKillop
A new website hosted by the Manitoba Industry-Academia Partnership (MI-AP) as part of the Manitoba Collaborative Indigenous Education Blueprint (MCIEB) will make it easier for Indigenous post-secondary students to find and access resources to...
Ebunoluwa Akinbo
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U of M nursing college adds third intake of students

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Colton McKillop
The University of Manitoba will be increasing its number of nursing students by 50 per cent starting in May of 2023 in order to address Manitoba’s shortage of nurses. The bachelor of nursing program will...
Photo of Helen Glass Centre for Nursing on the U of M's Fort Garry Campus.
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Student groups host cultural celebrations

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Matthew Merkel
Two University of Manitoba student organizations held Independence Day celebrations in mid August. The Pakistani Stu- dents’ Association (PSA) celebrated Pakistani Independence Day on Aug. 12 and 14, while U of M student organization...
Hassan Abbas
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U of W students voice opinions on mask-optional policy

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Gillian Brown
The University of Winnipeg’s decision to make masks optional has left many students feeling apprehensive about returning to classes in-person this fall. On Aug. 15, the U of W announced in a fall term update...
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Carolyne Kroeker
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Board meeting reveals plans for student advocacy and Bison Bash

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Matthew Merkel
The University of Manitoba Students’ Union held its first in-person board meeting this year on Aug. 18. UMSU president Jaron Rykiss said it felt great to meet with the board of directors and share...
Dallin Chicoine
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Truth and Reconciliation commissioners critical of slow progress

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Colton McKillop
The commissioners of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC) issued a public statement Dec. 15, five years after the release of its final report, expressing disappointment about the “slow and uneven pace”...
Basel Abdelaziz

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