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CBC foreign correspondent Nahlah Ayed has spent her life travelling across the globe but, at one time, she called Winnipeg — and the U of M — home.

Winnipeg conversation series 13 Fires hosted a drop-in event at the U of M Sunday afternoon in response to “It’s okay to be white” posters that were posted around the Fort Garry campus overnight...

U of M alumnae from different walks of life came together to discuss what it means to be a global citizen at a panel discussion hosted on campus Thursday. The panel featured three U of...

UMFM launched the first four episodes of a new podcast series about “reconciliation across boundaries” Oct. 29. Minogondaagan: The Good Voice will feature Indigenous and non-Indigenous guests sharing, according to the UMFM website, “personal stories,...

The beauty of botany was on full display Friday when the U of M herbarium debuted its fourth Dry Media Art Exhibit at the Forth café gallery. The U of M’s herbarium — a...

UMSU’s chambers were full Monday as two motions amending the union’s official position on reproductive rights were debated and passed.

U of M president David Barnard released a statement Friday condemning acts of racism after posters with the phrase “It’s OK to be white” were discovered on the Fort Garry campus last week.