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A nation hungry for change
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While strolling the trenches of the grocery aisles, I am comforted by my rows of emergency soup cans, beans and chickpeas not-so-neatly piled up in my pantry. Grateful for stocking up on these staples,...
On campus news, Karuhogo’s UMSU and Palestine
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What, exactly, is the point of a student newspaper?
I joined the Manitoban as an arts & culture reporter in the fall of 2022 to build my portfolio and make friends in the final hours...
Student journalism is the need of the hour
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I grew up interacting with print journalism, but I also witnessed the booming popularity digital media received in a matter of a few years. Many have wondered whether digital journalism will turn print into...
On Israel-Palestine, media analysis and HonestReporting Canada
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As a teacher of film studies, I spend a lot of time encouraging students to resist habits of passive media consumption.
In the classroom, we slow down and reflect at length on the details of...
The global rise of far-right governments is concerning
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The increased global acceptance of right-wing political parties and conservative ideology has gained much attention in the past few years. The deteriorating effects on the public sphere of governments that prioritize the interests of...
Will the world learn its lesson on power vacuums?
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The situation in Haiti has caught the attention of major media outlets in recent weeks. The former prime minister of Haiti, Ariel Henry, announced on March 11 that he would resign and allow for...
Breaking down Vanderpump Rules
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As the end of my undergrad degree approaches, I’ve been thinking about how I’ve spent around 60 days watching Bravo shows.
I’m like a medieval king. I always need to have my little jester present to...







