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REIA to host affordable thrift shop
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Everything is expensive, and clothing is not an exception.
This is a fact that Victoria Romero, Racial Equity and Inclusion Alliance (REIA) executive, knows well.
“Inflation continues to rise, and even at thrift stores, prices of...
Indigenous art for all
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Indigenous art education co-ordinator for the school of art gallery Justin Bear L’Arrivée hopes to expand Indigenous art across campus.
Bear L’Arrivée is the co-ordinator of the new Indigenous Student-Led Indigenous Art Purchase Program (ISLIAPP)....
U of M centres to host harm reduction workshop
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The Student Wellness Centre (SWC) and Rainbow Pride Centre (RPC) are collaborating on an interactive workshop on harm reduction this Friday.
The event will feature a panel discussion aiming to challenge myths surrounding harm reduction,...
Eckhardt-Gramatté music library’s name under review
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The legacy of Ferdinand Eckhardt, a former director of the Winnipeg Art Gallery, has come
under scrutiny after an article published in the Walrus on Nov. 9 alleged he had Nazi
sympathies.
The University of Manitoba’s music...
Asper awards celebrate Indigeneity in business
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Michelle Cameron and Matthew Sabourin, two Winnipeg business people, were honoured earlier this month with awards in Indigenous business.
Nov. 16 marked the 17th annual Visionary Indigenous Business Excellence (VIBE) award celebration and fundraiser held...
University to offer combined JD and MBA degree
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Hytem Elgubtan hopes that his chaotic experience taking his LSAT earlier this month will pay off and result in his acceptance into U of M’s new joint JD/MBA program.
“It would honestly be a dream...
A symbol of hope and inspiration
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Tracy Karuhogo’s journey to being an honouree on a list of the top 100 Black women to watch in Canada began before she moved to Canada from Uganda in 2019.
Karuhogo, UMSU president, was “shocked”...






