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From the University of Manitoba to the world

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Malak Abas
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.
Asha Nelson
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Artists, community mobilize against hate

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Shauna Matthews
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...
Asha Nelson
News

U of M alumnae discuss global citizenship

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Ty Brass
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...
Asha Nelson
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Vigil held at U of M after Pittsburgh shooting

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Malak Abas
A vigil was held at the U of M Investors Group Athletic Centre Thursday in remembrance of the lives lost in a shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue last week. The vigil was in response to...
Asha Nelson
Arts & Culture

Black Space Winnipeg fundraiser supports community

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Braiden Pergis
Black Space Winnipeg (BSW) held its Black on Black fundraiser last week, bringing together several prominent designers and performers from Winnipeg’s black community, followed by a costume party for attendees. BSW is a local grassroots...
Asha Nelson
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Student union developing flexible parking pass option

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Ty Brass
UMSU is working on introducing a more flexible parking pass system. According to UMSU vice-president external Owen Black, the program is still “in the beginning phase of planning.” “Parking services is still examining how to roll...
Asha Nelson
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U of M hosts Nobel Peace Prize laureate

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Ty Brass
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Jody Williams visited the U of M to discuss the pursuit of peace in a question-and-answer session Thursday. The session — moderated by Adam Muller, director of the U of M’s...
Asha Nelson
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