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What’s open on campus this fall term
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A number of services and businesses are up and running on U of M campuses this fall term, even with most students learning remotely from home.
Several student services offered by the university are...
Two confirmed cases of COVID-19 on U of M campuses
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So far into the fall semester, U of M has seen at least two confirmed cases of COVID-19.
The first, announced Sept. 21, was on the Bannatyne campus. Close contacts were identified and notified by...
Remote learning to continue into winter semester
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Come winter semester, using the systems established this fall, students will see their courses remain remote with some in-person exceptions.
The decision was made taking into account the rising rate of positive cases of COVID-19...
External contractor injured in University Centre incident
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An external contractor working on the U of M campus was seriously injured in a fall down a ventilation shaft on the afternoon of Oct. 1.
A Manitoba government spokesperson confirmed that the contractor fell...
Stella’s Sherbrook closes dining room following strike
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In recent years, Stella’s has been no stranger to controversy, but this Monday, the company closed down its Sherbrook Street location’s dining room after employees went on strike to fight for improved working conditions.
This...
School of business commits to ‘education and change’
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The Asper school of business released a statement affirming its commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) on Sept. 15.
The statement was jointly signed by school of business dean Gady Jacoby, Asper Master of...
UMSU board meeting update
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UMSU's board of directors discussed Respondus Monitor, board restructuring and U-Pass concerns at its Sept. 24 meeting.
UMSU’s vice-president advocacy Kristin Smith reported on her efforts to gain more information about Respondus Monitor from university...







