Inflated international health premiums harm us all
UMSU president Jakob Sanderson on the “bad economic policy” of international student healthcare hikes.
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The curious case of the offending vending machine
In UMSU University Centre, beside the cashier’s office, there is a cozy little nook with a built-in bench.
Transit workers embroiled in a Faustian bargain
Winnipeg Transit workers are refusing to sign a new city contract in what is turning out to be a significant labour battle.
My experience in Parliament with Daughters of the Vote
When 338 young women from across Canada come together in the nation’s capital, historic events happen.
Social media moguls must confront white supremacy
In the wake of recent controversy, it is clear that tech companies still do not understand the seriousness of the space in which they operate.
I applied for an employment scam
The online job market is infested by scammers trying to steal from you.
A call for solidarity
A new politics of solidarity is needed to institutionalize the struggle against hate.
RE: “Sustainability week comes to the U of M”
A response to the university’s sustainability week.
Lies, half-truths and UMSU’s tired crusade
UMSU’s campaign against the federation is built on falsehoods.
Freedom of access versus maintenance of quality
OERs raise serious questions about professional management and sustainability of academic publishing.