UMGSA holding referendum on student fees
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The U of M Graduate Student Association (UMGSA) is holding a referendum on whether or not to increase UMGSA fees based on inflation.
The question will be phrased “Do you support having the fees collected...
Student groups learn the culture of consent
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On Aug. 20, the Commerce Students’ Association hosted the first consent culture workshop of the school year, and it will not be the last.
U of M student associations can participate in consent culture training...
Tuition fees increase as funding falls
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This fall, U of M students will find themselves dealing with the repercussions of changes initiated by the provincial government — primarily, increased educational expenses.
Both undergraduate and graduate students will see the maximum allowable...
Tuition fee increases coming to U of M
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Tuition fee increases are coming to the University of Manitoba.
Provost and vice-president (academic) Janice Ristock has confirmed the U of M plans to raise tuition for the upcoming fall term by 6.6 per cent...
UCRU recommends eliminating tuition tax credits
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A report prepared by Undergraduates of Canadian Research-Intensive Universities (UCRU) recommends that the federal government scrap the federal tuition tax credits moving into 2018.
The UCRU is a collective of undergraduate student unions representing students of...
UMSU criticized for short notice, poor publicity of AGMs
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The University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) is being criticized for poorly promoting its annual general meetings (AGM) after only two students attended the most recent attempted meet Nov. 8.
The AGM did not go...
Extended fall break coming to U of M
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The University of Manitoba senate approved changes to the academic schedule that includes a four-day fall break and shortened fall and winter terms at its regular meeting Nov. 1.
The goal of alleviating high levels...
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