This ain’t your grandma’s watering hole
Nestled at the back of campus on a finger of land surrounded by the Red River lies one of the University of Manitoba’s unique gems:…
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Go to space with the U of M’s own
Ever dreamed about going to space? That’s exactly what members of the University of Manitoba Space Applications and Technology Society (UMSATS) are trying to do….
Freaks of Nature: Cymothoa exigua
In this week’s instalment of Freaks of Nature, we’ll take a look at the Cymothoa exigua, an apt name that doesn’t exactly roll off the…
Investing in the future
Background For athletes both young and old, having the ability to train and grow in sport is crucial. In order to do so, one of…
Grinding it out
Summary It didn’t come easy for the #9-ranked University of Manitoba Bisons, but they got it done at rain-soaked Investors Group Field on Saturday afternoon,…
Big Horn Breakdown
On Sunday, Sept.14, Bison Recreation Services, Student Life, and students from the University of Manitoba got together and helped raise funds for the Bison women’s…
Yakking with yantz
The University of Manitoba Bisons football team has gotten off to a strong start, putting up a 2-1 record after three games. The Manitoban had…
Bisons get clawed
Summary The Grant MacEwan Griffins set the tempo early on, and didn’t look back, defeating the University of Manitoba Bisons 3-0 on Sunday afternoon in…
Honeybees healing bacteria
Humans have used honey for the treatment of wounds since ancient Egyptian times. There are three main factors contributing to the antimicrobial properties of honey….
Kickstart student-developed technology
Typically, when you ask a university student what they do in their spare time, you might not expect to hear, “design next generation wireless sensor…