News

Men who have sex with men ban still upheld

By
Rachel Wood
A call for campus blood donations on Sept. 24 reopened the debate on the Canadian Blood Services (CBS) long-standing donation ban from men who have sex with men. A Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) campaign,...
News

Reclaiming Canadian values

By
Rachel Wood
Monday, Sept. 17 marked the one-year anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street movement as well as the commencement of the fall session in Parliament. Several activists groups in Winnipeg took that opportunity to voice...
Features

Accessibility not an issue at the U of M: Resources available...

By
Rachel Wood
University can be overwhelming for any student. When you have a disability, however, there are additional challenges that one must consider. The U of M has many resources and services for students with disabilities...
News

I am not the label you place on me

By
Rachel Wood
A Toronto police officer and a Winnipeg judge were two main catalysts in the formation of the Winnipeg Slutwalk. When Const. Michael Sanguinetti warned women in a personal security class that they should avoid...
News

Campus news briefs

By
Rachel Wood
UMSU orientation week kicks off The U of M campus has been buzzing with activity due to the UMSU Orientation Week. Students began classes on Sept. 6, and were able to kick back during the...
News

Wireless expanded throughout campus

By
Rachel Wood
The frustration of realizing there is no wireless access in one of your classes may now be gone. The U of M has recently upgraded and expanded their wireless network to include wireless N...
News

Historic win turns deadly

By
Rachel Wood
What should have been a historic celebration for Quebec’s first female premier turned into tragedy when shots were fired on Sept. 4. A victory speech by the newly elected Pauline Marois of the Parti...
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