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We’ll love you forever

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Quinn Mayhew
Robert Munsch, the famed Canadian children’s novelist, has always been one of my favourite authors. His whimsical stories enchant me, with both his drawings and pictures eliciting a form of childhood nostalgia whenever I...
Emma Gillich
News

UMSU demands healthcare for international students

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Roy Albright Obah
UMSU led a rally at the Manitoba Legislative Assembly on Oct. 1, urging the provincial government to fulfill its campaign promise to reinstate healthcare coverage for international students. The rally coincided with the first...
Emma Gillich
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Éire go brách

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Quinn Mayhew
Is é an bealach is faide timpeall an bealach is goire abhaile — translated from Gaelic, this quote means, “It’s often the longer, more deliberate route that delivers a quicker result.” My Irish grandmother...
Emma Gillich
Research & Technology

From 2G to 6G

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Mansura Akter Meghla
Ekram Hossain has been part of the U of M’s department of electrical and computer engineering since 2001. Now a professor and associate head for graduate studies, his research explores wireless telecommunications — the...
Emma Gillich
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Roommates and reality

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Quinn Mayhew
Although I have never had roommates myself, I feel like I have lived through several lifetimes of having to deal with housemate situations through my friends’ experiences. I believe that roommates are sometimes necessary, whether...
Emma Gillich
Editorial

Why fitness matters

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Abdul-Jalilu Ahmed
In today’s fast-moving world where technology does almost everything for us, it’s easy to overlook the importance of fitness. From dawn until dusk, people sit at their computer desks, scroll on their phones and...
Emma Gillich
Research & Technology

Making AI more transparent

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Mansura Akter Meghla
Ariful Islam Anik, a PhD candidate in the department of computer science at the U of M, has spent the past seven years focused on the question, “How can artificial intelligence (AI) systems be...
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