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Science sculptor visits University of Manitoba
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World-renowned artist and lecturer Rebecca Kamen held a series of workshops and lectures at the U of M last week.
Kamen is the artist-in-residence at both the National Institutes of Health neuroscience program and the...
UMSU developing peer-to-peer tutoring service
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The UMSU executive is making good on its promise to introduce a peer-to-peer tutoring platform for students.
The idea was introduced by the Elevate UMSU slate, which went on to sweep the executive ballot, during...
U of M community remembers residential school survivors
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Students across Canada wore orange on Friday in remembrance and to honour the scores of children who attended residential schools.
Orange Shirt Day is a yearly event founded in 2013 meant to acknowledge the suffering...
Fort Garry campus may go smoke-free
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The U of M Fort Garry campus is looking at going smoke-free.
The announcement comes after a Sept. 13 report from the Canadian Cancer Society, which showed there are 65 “100 per cent smoke-free” campuses...
Fight for $15 and Fairness launches in Manitoba
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Winnipeggers gathered outside Portage Place Shopping Centre Monday to advocate for raising the minimum wage.
The Fight for $15 and Fairness Manitoba campaign kicked off with speeches and a march in downtown Winnipeg.
The campaign...
UMSU hosting healthy sexuality programming
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UMSU’s healthy sexuality week kicked off Monday at the U of M.
Until Friday, UMSU will offer an array of programming under the central theme of providing education on healthy sex. The array includes tabling...
Save a bird, draw a picture
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Among feather and flower decals on windows on campus, written messages stand bold and clear. One reads: “In Canada, windows kill 25 million birds a year.”
With the fall bird migration underway, a team of...
