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UMSU vice-president internal resigns
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And then there were three.
A second University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) executive member has stepped down in less than six months as the union announced last week that vice-president internal Adam Pawlak has...
Transit, campus safety questions raised after slaying of driver
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Questions about campus and transit safety in Winnipeg are being raised after the Feb. 14 killing of a 58-year-old Winnipeg Transit operator on the University of Manitoba Fort Garry campus.
Irvine Jubal Fraser was stabbed...
University community affected by U.S. travel ban
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University of Manitoba research assistant and PhD candidate Elnaz Afsharipour was on her way to an engineering conference in San Francisco with her husband on Jan. 28 when she was denied access to the...
Candidates announced for 2017 UMSU general election
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Among the candidates are two full slates of candidates and seven individual candidates running to fill four of the five community rep positions.
Tyrant alpha chimp killed, cannibalized in rare intra-tribe murder
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A recent study has theorized that a chimpanzee murder so grisly and rare that it left the anthropologist leading the study “disturbed” was most likely about sex.
The story is reminiscent of a gangster movie. The...
Building a movement to support women in science and tech
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Last weekend marked the second annual International Day of Women and Girls in Science (IDWGS). The day, which takes place on Feb. 11, was first brought forward by the United Nations with a resolution...
Winnipeg Transit recommends $39,000 to UMSU for U-Pass commission, implementation costs
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UMSU and UWSA reach tentative agreement with Winnipeg Transit over U-Pass costs.







