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Say cheese!
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Ice cream, cheese and yogurts—a lactose lover’s paradise exists right here on the U of M campus.
When Jaspal Singh learned that one of his professors was interested in re-starting the U of Manitoba Dairy...
New OCD support group to begin operating in Winnipeg
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A new obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) peer support group for adults, called Winnipeg OCD, will begin operation in early October.
Lisa Walter, creator of Winnipeg OCD and a peer support group facilitator, noted in a...
U of M group advocates for livable basic income
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The cost-of-living crisis and systemic barriers are causing increased financial strain for many, including university students. Now, one group of U of M staff and students is examining the issue of poverty and advocating...
Join the club! Take a look at some campus student groups
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Put some pep in your step
Whether the University of Manitoba Pep Band is playing today’s hits or throwback tunes, its goal is to bring excitement and U of M spirit to crowds of Bison...
Feminist organization deems Manitoba Progressive Conservatives anti-choice
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With the provincial election on the horizon, the Abortion Rights Coalition of Canada (ARCC) has declared Manitoba’s Progressive Conservative (PC) Party to be anti-choice.
The statement, released on Sept. 5, outlined that the PC party...
Anti-choice advocates return to U of M campus
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Activists from the anti-choice movement returned to campus Sept. 14. The protesters were scheduled to be outside the Fletcher Argue building from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Protesters are allowed to be on campus per...
Join the club! Take a look at some campus student groups
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Microbiology club focused on supporting students’ goals
For science students looking for a new and invigorating club to join, the undergraduate Microbiology Student’s Club (MiSC) is motivated to make the student experience at the U...







