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Stone soup’s on
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Last Wednesday in the Manitoba Hydro building, Winnipeg chefs stirred up some friendly competition for a cause. The Child Nutrition Council of Manitoba (CNCM) held their annual Stone Soup fundraiser to support breakfast and...
Victories and challenges in Colombia’s health model
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On Mar. 7, Javier Mignone, associate professor in the University of Manitoba faculty of human ecology’s department of family social sciences, gave a presentation at the U of M titled “Health care organizations in Colombia:...
Admin speaks on firing of the director of the Aboriginal Student...
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Last Friday afternoon, a meeting was held at Migizii Agamik, where the University of Manitoba administration addressed the departure of Kali Storm, the long-time director of the Aboriginal Student Centre, to concerned students and...
Israeli Apartheid Week still highly contentious at U of M
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Next week is Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW) in Winnipeg, with numerous events being held throughout the week, including a few scheduled to take place at the University of Manitoba.
Thao Lam, UMSU vice-president of student...
Refresh slate wins UMSU General Election in landslide
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Preliminary results from the 2014 UMSU General Election indicate a decisive victory for the Refresh slate.
The vote counts were released by chief returning officer Jacqueline Keena on Saturday morning, and show all five UMSU...
Business booming for Degrees and the Hub
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Business is flourishing at the University of Manitoba campus restaurants.
According to recent financial reports, the monthly profits of Degrees and the Hub are higher now than at any other time in U of M...
Native studies winter colloquium: Christy Anderson
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Last Wednesday, the native studies’ 2014 winter colloquium featured Christy Anderson, a master’s student researching the marginalization of Aboriginal women in Canadian society.
Her presentation was timely given the recent murder of Loretta Saunders that...
