Tuition fees continue to rise nationally
Tuition fees across the country are on the rise again, according to Statistics Canada. In a public release posted to their website on Sept. 7,…
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Communication breakdown: Expected mindreading and how it can affect your social life
Are you ever frustrated when someone doesn’t seem to know how you’re feeling?
Frosh looks to rebound
After negotiations with Diyobo landed an agreement to offload much of the risk, UMSU ultimately decided to go ahead with the festival.
U of M forwards 8,000 emails regarding illegal downloads
Copyright office likens threatening notices to extortion.
U of M bolsters indigenous support with two new funds
“It is hoped that the students who are studying in an area relevant to indigenous studies would benefit greatly from these new opportunities.”
UMFA, administration remain at bargaining table
“The U of M has made attempts to achieve this timeline, but it could not be reached.”
Bill Nye’s new show and other sources of nostalgia
Miss the 90s? Here’s the science behind it.
Space station for sale
NASA has plans to eventually hand over the International Space Station to a commercial entity in the mid-2020s.
St. Paul’s College newspaper to celebrate 75th anniversary with special issue
The Paulinian provides an outlet for students to write about a variety of things, from the social, academic, and athletic affairs of the college to more high-minded topics.
U of M library jobs cut in staff restructuring
University of Manitoba libraries have lost more than 30 full-time positions since 2007, representing a loss of more than 25 per cent.