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Milk as new eco-friendly flame retardant

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Elizabeth Drewnik
When thinking of the next new product that could be used as a flame retardant, milk is probably not at the top of the list. For the first time ever, bovine milk has been...
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Time’s arrow: William Herschel

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Tom Ingram
William Herschel did not begin his career as a professional scientist. For the first several decades of his life astronomy was just a hobby. His career was in music. Born to an oboist in...
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‘Will Ukraine survive Yanukovych?’

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Bryce Hoye
Will Ukraine survive Yanukovych? Such was the name of a talk Alexander Motyl delivered last Friday on the University of Manitoba campus. Motyl, a professor of political science at Rutgers University, spoke to the institutional...
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Forum draws attention to youth unemployment in Canada

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Kevin Linklater
The issue of youth unemployment was front-and-centre last Friday at a forum hosted by the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS), the Canadian Labour Congress, the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, and several labour unions....
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Five Days for the Homeless surpasses its own expectations

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Quinn Richert
As per tradition, University of Manitoba Asper school of business students camped outside last week in participation with the Canada-wide Five Days for the Homeless (5DH) campaign. Typically, five Asper students spend five nights...
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Human rights museum accused of censorship

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Caleigh MacDonald
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) has again come under fire in the media, this time due to accusations by historian Veronica Strong-Boag that the organization engaged in censorship when it removed a...
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Pluto killer on campus

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Bryce Hoye
Rock star expositor of astrophysics Neil deGrasse Tyson delivered his first public lecture in Canada last Thursday, March 13 on the U of M campus. Thousands of Winnipeggers lined-up outside Investors Group Centre in anticipation...

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