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Campus faith community remains steadfast

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Jesse Brogan
In a year where stories of violence against places of worship have unsettled many, the U of M’s campus faith communities continue to offer comfort and connection. Earlier this year, a local priest at Holy...
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Fall orientation welcomes new grad students

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Roy Albright Obah
The U of M’s faculty of graduate and postdoctoral studies welcomed newly admitted graduate students to its annual all orientation on the Fort Garry campus. Held at the St. John’s Robert B. Shultz Theatre,...
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New dental clinic opens in University Centre

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Roy Albright Obah
Students at the U of M can now access dental services without leaving campus, thanks to the opening of University Centre Dental. The clinic offers routine checkups, cleanings, diagnostic x-rays and individualized treatment plans...
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Scent the season anew

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Jesse Brogan
As students across Winnipeg prepare their online calendars, buy fresh notebooks and choose the best mechanical pencils that will need to be refilled, a new kind of back-to-school ritual is taking shape. This one...
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Jab, jab, right hook!

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Jesse Brogan
  Pan Am Boxing is pacing into the school year with a special promo for students, offering Winnipeg’s hardest workout at a discounted cost. The appeal of boxing is not only the physical challenge but...
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New Krishna temple welcomes all

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Jesse Brogan
In Winnipeg’s Weston neighbourhood, a former community church has transformed into the city’s first Krishna temple, a place its leaders hope will become a spiritual anchor and educational space for people of all backgrounds. “The...
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Winnipeg Folk Fest goes all out for 50th year

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Jesse Brogan
The Winnipeg Folk Festival turned 50 this year, and the province celebrated with more than just music. The golden anniversary brought on shiny new highway signs, over $1 million in park upgrades and nearly...

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