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Busy first week on campus
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The University of Manitoba was a busy place last week. On top of the return to in-person learning, there were multiple back to school celebrations across campus.
The Commerce Students’ Association (CSA) held events for...
Study permit backlog delays international students
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Some international students may have to delay their post-secondary studies as Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) faces a backlog of study permits.
Almost 169,000 study permits are awaiting approval from IRCC as of Aug....
What’s going on in 2022-23
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There are a lot of events and deadlines for students throughout the school year. During the past two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, schedule changes have been a constant.
U of M vice-provost (students) Laurie...
Mental health on the minds of many
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The University of Manitoba will see a full return to in-person learning this fall after the COVID-19 pandemic closed campus doors, forcing students into online learning. During this two year period, Canadians’ mental health...
‘It’s not something that we chose’: UMSU women’s rep outlines plan...
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As we return to classrooms, plenty of students are set to encounter distinct challenges that distance learning prolonged. Not only will some students be forced to endure social anxiety as we swiftly transition to...
Website helps Indigenous students search for supports
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A new website hosted by the Manitoba Industry-Academia Partnership (MI-AP) as part of the Manitoba Collaborative Indigenous Education Blueprint (MCIEB) will make it easier for Indigenous post-secondary students to find and access resources to...
U of M nursing college adds third intake of students
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The University of Manitoba will be increasing its number of nursing students by 50 per cent starting in May of 2023 in order to address Manitoba’s shortage of nurses.
The bachelor of nursing program will...
