Research & Technology

Improving soil health for sustainable agriculture

By
Divyata Gosai
Mario Tenuta is a professor of soil science in the U of M’s faculty of agricultural and food sciences and senior industrial research chair in 4R nutrient management. “It was very clear when I went...
Teegan Gillich
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OCD isn’t just quirky

By
Quinn Mayhew
There are a lot of misconceptions about obsessive-compulsive disorder, which is commonly shortened to OCD. Just because you like to clean does not necessarily mean you have OCD.  For as long as I’ve been old...
Teegan Gillich
Research & Technology

Indigenous education at the U of M

By
Divyata Gosai
Frank Deer is a professor of Indigenous education at the U of M’s faculty of education. “I am a schoolteacher by trade,” he said. “I taught elementary school in the far north of Manitoba as...
Teegan Gillich
Research & Technology

The lifelong burdens of child maltreatment

By
Rhea Bhalla
Child maltreatment is a widespread issue with severe and lasting consequences. According to the World Health Organization, six in 10 children under the age of five regularly suffer physical and psychological violence from parents...
Teegan Gillich
Arts & Culture

New Year traditions centre around hope and luck

By
Carrington Dong
In Canada and many other countries, a new year begins on Jan. 1. However, this was not always the norm. In the past, New Year’s Day has been celebrated in September, March and even...
Teegan Gillich
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Why are workplace bullies still around?

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Quinn Mayhew
Have you ever worked a job made miserable by the so-called office “mean girl?” Being harassed or given the silent treatment at work by one or more people seems like a universal experience for...
Teegan Gillich
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Let’s talk about sex

By
Peace Ifeanyi
At first glance, it might seem like society has grown quieter about sex, retreating into a prudish shell. But look closer, and you’ll notice it is everywhere — subtly embedded in our conversations, media...
Teegan Gillich
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