A lazy girl’s guide to finals
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Finals are upon us, and this semester for me is like every other. I started the semester telling myself I would not wait until the last minute to start studying for finals. Yet here...
Hit the Active Living Centre
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Active Living Centre (ALC) patrons have shared what motivates them to keep coming back to the facility. They also pointed out their favourite sessions and said they would encourage others to join the gym.
Dongping...
Pothole magic
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Every spring, Winnipeg enters its annual “pothole season,” when crumbling roads spread chaos from main routes to side streets, frustrating drivers, Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) and city officials alike.
This recurring “pothole magic” stems from...
A letter to Benson Boone and the Mormon backflip theory
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Recently, my thoughts have been consumed by Benson Boone. If you haven’t heard of him, I would first answer, “Lucky you.” However, my disdain for Boone stems from a deep-seated jealousy of his ability...
Inside the mind
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Understanding how people think might seem abstract, but for Randy Jamieson, it is a question that sits at the centre of human intelligence and, increasingly, the future of artificial intelligence (AI).
Jamieson, a U of...
AI use in immigration processing
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Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has officially rolled out a formal strategy governing its use of artificial intelligence (AI), signaling that the technology is now deeply embedded in the country’s immigration processing machinery...
What affects how we rate our professors
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When I register for a course, one of the first things I do is get second opinions on the course professor, either from the Rate My Professors website or from my peers.
This type of...
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