Canada must reconsider its relationship with the U.S.
Unfortunately, uncertainty has become a defining trait of the U.S. on the world stage in the past three years.
Ty Brass
U of M names former Asper dean as next president
The U of M has announced Michael Benarroch — Ryerson University provost and vice-president academic and previous dean of the I.H. Asper School of Business…
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…
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…
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…
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.
UMGSA considering ‘ethical’ investment practices
The University of Manitoba Graduate Students’ Association (UMGSA) executive is exploring the possibility of moving toward “ethical” investing practices.
UMGSA revises election policies
The University of Manitoba Graduate Students’ Association (UMGSA) council approved two motions at its Oct. 23 meeting making changes to its policy documents after the…
Climate debate fails to draw fault lines
Terry Duguid, federal Liberal candidate for Winnipeg South, encapsulated Thursday’s UMSU-hosted climate debate perfectly during one of his answers: “Well I find myself, as usual, agreeing with most of what my colleagues said.”
Dating app propositions UMSU board
Student ambassadors for popular dating app Bumble held a presentation outlining its services to UMSU during its board meeting Sept. 26. The presentation did not…