Study examines extent of food insecurity among U of M students
Slightly more than one-third of University of Manitoba students surveyed in a 2015-16 study reported facing food insecurity. According to the study, “food insecurity at…
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Winnipeg gathers to “unsettle” and acknowledge 150 years of Indigenous resilience, determination, and courage
While Canadians celebrated 150 years of confederation on July 1, a handful of events in Winnipeg were meant to draw attention to this continent’s much…
U of M balances budget
Following successive years facing cuts, all faculty units see increases
University of Manitoba launches Indigenous Institute of Health and Healing
The University of Manitoba’s Rady Faculty of Health Sciences celebrated the official launch of the Indigenous Institute of Health and Healing – Ongomiizwin – on…
Residence fees climb by five per cent
Residence fees at the University of Manitoba will climb by five per cent across the board in 2017-18 as the university follows through on a…
Avery Simundsson – Tile Drainage Explained
Technological advances in agriculture in the past twenty years have been moving at an astonishing pace as we race to produce more food on fewer acres.
Students rally to oppose tuition hikes
The legislature protest was organized by U of M and U of W student groups.
PCs scrap post-secondary tuition tax rebate
The provincial government will axe a program that provides tax rebates for Manitoba post-secondary graduates who stay in the province. The move came as part…
U of M professor Dr. Meenu Sharma talks tuberculosis
Tuberculosis (TB) has been around since ancient history. Evidence of tuberculosis infection has been found in human remains dated as far back as 9,000 years…
Lungs of mice found to produce blood
Lungs are a crucial organ in many animals, including humans. While their function has always seemed pretty straightforward – to take in oxygen, transfer it…