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UMSU president provides update on campaign promises
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Now at the beginning of his second semester in office, UMSU president Jaron Rykiss recently provided the Manitoban with updates regarding progress made toward his campaign promises.
Rykiss was elected as UMSU president in April...
Career services holds job fair on campus
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U of M’s Career Services co-hosted the UM Annual Career Fair last Tuesday and Wednesday in University Centre.
Organizations such as Canada Life, PCL Construction, Manitoba Legal Services, St. Amant and Richardson International were represented...
U of M hosts Know Your Rights week
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Last week, UMSU and various University of Manitoba resource offices, including Career Services and the Office of Human Rights and Conflict Management (OHRCM), hosted a Know Your Rights campaign aimed to inform students about...
Events planned on campus as winter term kicks off
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With winter term underway at the University of Manitoba, multiple events are happening on campus.
The University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) held Frost Fest from Jan. 9 to 20. Some of the event’s activities...
Province appeals order to pay UMFA $19.3 million
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The Government of Manitoba is appealing a court order to pay the University of Manitoba Faculty Association (UMFA) over $19.3 million in damages after a 2022 ruling that the province caused a strike by...
U of M introduces Promoting Black Flourishing Fund
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The University of Manitoba recently introduced the Promoting Black Flourishing Fund, a new program to support initiatives led by Black U of M students and community members.
Sponsored by the U of M executive lead-EDI...
Working to protect Seal River Watershed in northern MB
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Four First Nations communities are collaborating with the federal and provincial governments to explore the possibility of developing an Indigenous protected land area in northern Manitoba.
At the United Nations Biodiversity Conference (COP15), these groups...







