UMSU United claims campaign shenanigans
A web address with the same name as an executive slate running in the 2017 University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) General Elections directed visitors…
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UMSU vice-president internal resigns
And then there were three. A second University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) executive member has stepped down in less than six months as the…
Transit, campus safety questions raised after slaying of driver
Questions about campus and transit safety in Winnipeg are being raised after the Feb. 14 killing of a 58-year-old Winnipeg Transit operator on the University…
University community affected by U.S. travel ban
University of Manitoba research assistant and PhD candidate Elnaz Afsharipour was on her way to an engineering conference in San Francisco with her husband on…
Charges laid in University of Manitoba transit killing
University officials said the 22-year-old accused of the transit attack has no evident association with the university, either as a student or staff.
Winnipeg Transit driver dead following University of Manitoba attack
A 58-year-old Winnipeg Transit driver is dead after an early morning attack on the University of Manitoba Fort Garry campus.
Arts Student Body Council hosts Valentine’s Day campaign to combat domestic violence
The University of Manitoba’s Arts Student Body Council (ASBC) is lifting the veil on domestic violence for Valentine’s Day. On Tuesday, the ASBC is partnering…
Nursing students challenge imported American entry exam
US-based entry-to-practice nursing exam American-centric and disadvantages French students, CNSA.
Hundreds attend Winnipeg memorial for victims of Quebec City mosque shooting
The University of Manitoba’s Muslim community is reaching out in the wake of the killing of six worshippers at a Quebec City mosque late last…
U of M students, alumni selected as Daughters of the Vote delegates
As part of events to mark Canada’s 150th anniversary – and to honour 100 years of women’s formal involvement in federal politics – 14 women…