Student facing charges after woman assaulted in IQ’s
A U of M student has suffered visible injuries and another is facing charges following a physical assault on the Fort Garry campus before the…
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Climate experts host discussion at U of M
In the wake of a recent swell in climate activism and the renewed discussion around environmental issues over the past several months, the latest entry…
U-Pass referendum may include summer expansion
A week after a city hall policy committee accepted a Winnipeg Transit report recommending a U-Pass price increase, the process is showing no signs of…
GPA’s officially reopens for business
Following months of extensive renovations, the ribbon was cut and GPA’s Campus Convenience store was officially reopened for business Thursday. The student union-owned space on…
UMSU gearing up holiday hamper program
or many students on campus, the holiday season is more worrying than it should be. To help out, UMSU’s holiday hampers are back for another…
UMSU showcases open educational resources
One of UMSU president Jakob Sanderson’s chief goals is to see the U of M expand the use of open educational resources (OERs) in courses….
UMGSA selects former UMSU president as new VPA
The UMGSA council has ratified the selection of Tanjit Nagra — a former UMSU president and Liberal candidate for Fort Richmond in September’s provincial election…
UMSU hires consultant to evaluate board structure
An external consultant has been appointed to evaluate the “structure and effectiveness” of the UMSU board of directors. A motion was put forward by UMSU’s…
Winnipeg Transit, committee recommend U-Pass fee hike
The U-Pass at the U of M has a rocky road ahead of it, with either an increased cost or loss of the service on the horizon.
Racist posters appear on campus for second consecutive year
An attempt at a second consecutive year of racist campaigning on campus was dampened this year after increased vigilance by security and information services and technology (IST) services.