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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.
Charges laid in University of Manitoba transit killing
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University officials said the 22-year-old accused of the transit attack has no evident association with the university, either as a student or staff.
UMSU Mental Health Awareness Week challenges stigma head-on
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Several activities have been planned for this week aimed at both arming students with the right information about mental health and breaking down stigma.
Winnipeg Transit driver dead following University of Manitoba attack
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A 58-year-old Winnipeg Transit driver is dead after an early morning attack on the University of Manitoba Fort Garry campus.
Arts Student Body Council hosts Valentine’s Day campaign to combat domestic...
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The University of Manitoba’s Arts Student Body Council (ASBC) is lifting the veil on domestic violence for Valentine’s Day.
On Tuesday, the ASBC is partnering with the University of Manitoba Students’ Union, the Womyn’s Centre,...
