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Medical clinic opens on Bannatyne campus
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As of Oct. 19, students on the U of M’s Bannatyne campus now have access to a new health clinic, a service they did not have prior.
With partnership between student affairs and the Rady faculty...
‘Whose lands are being inundated for my convenience?’
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On Oct. 21, people from all over Canada tuned in to attend a free Zoom seminar as part of the U of M’s Native Studies Colloquium series titled “The Politics of Loss and Survival...
Former UMSU mental health week lengthened due to COVID-19
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This week, UMSU continues its mental health month with a workshop entitled Spiritual Wellness for Future Educators, hosted by Elder-in-Residence Wanda Joy Murdock. They are also raising awareness around student recreation over social media.
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UMSU to scrap slate system as part of ongoing changes
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During the Oct. 8 UMSU meeting, the board of directors voted overwhelmingly in favour of a motion that signals the abolition of slates from UMSU elections — pending the approval of UMSU’s legal team...
U of M-designed tech acquired by ag equipment giant
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As of last month, 151 Research, a company that sparked from technology developed in a U of M electrical engineering lab, was acquired by AGCO Corporation, a major agricultural equipment company based in the...
Changes made to sexual violence awareness course
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The U of M released its revamped sexual violence awareness course to U of M community members in August.
The course was initially released to students, faculty and staff in March 2019.
Since its release, the...
Student accessibility services adapt to remote learning
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The importance of accessibility remains a priority for those at Student Accessibility Services (SAS), even amid the COVID-19 pandemic. With the U of M deciding to deliver the winter term remotely, students have had...
