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Tuition fees increase as funding falls
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This fall, U of M students will find themselves dealing with the repercussions of changes initiated by the provincial government — primarily, increased educational expenses.
Both undergraduate and graduate students will see the maximum allowable...
Regenerative medicine generating research at U of M
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Ambiguity shrouds the neurological processes of the human brain, despite new research continually being published that connects stem cells to brain health and regeneration.
The U of M's Mojgan Rastegar is an expert in...
International students feeling budget effects
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As the provincial government drives hikes in tuition and reductions in student needs by cutting funds to public university education, many international students feel they are bearing the brunt of the consequences.
The 6.6 per...
Students stage sit-in in president’s office
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Students from University of Manitoba Student Action Network - a chapter of the Revolutionary Student Movement (UMSAN RSM) - staged a sit-in in the office of U of M president and vice chancellor David...
Canadian strategy on climate change all style and no substance
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On March 29, United Nations Secretary General António Guterres stood in front of reporters at the UN headquarters in New York and delivered a grave message.
Guterres - addressing the state of the world in...
Born-and-raised Winnipegger up for Oscar
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The 90th annual Academy Awards are this Sunday, and this year, one nominee for the coveted prize once called Winnipeg home.
Sidney Wolinsky, a film editor, has been nominated for an Academy Award for his...
UMSU presidential candidates discuss priorities: Mathew Scammell
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UMSU Society of Earth Science and Environmental Studies councillor Mathew Scammell is the only presidential candidate running without the support of an entire slate - which he said is exactly the point of his...







