UMSU to adopt ranked ballots in general elections
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The UMSU board of directors voted at its Jan. 11 board meeting to move toward the implementation of a ranked ballot voting system for general elections.
Motion 0588, which proposed adopting a ranked ballot voting...
How AI is transforming research and learning
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In the ever-changing landscape of technology, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has steadily gained prominence, particularly in the spheres of education and research — reshaping conventional practices and offering novel opportunities within these domains.
As society adapts...
Resisting exploitative labour in academia
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Early last week, an email was sent out from the office of the vice-president (research and international) announcing the application period for the Undergraduate Research Award (URA) to students.
The URA provides a great opportunity...
Pax Americana is gone, now what?
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War made the United States what it is. In the wake of geopolitical conflict, the country was catapulted into world dominance, but now, the relative stability that emerged following the Second World War is...
Navigating the Hearts and Minds Lab
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Around the world, 10 to 15 per cent of children are diagnosed with a mental illness. Similar to children with chronic conditions affecting their physical health, children with mental illnesses have a lower quality...
Josh on the Jets: A midseason high
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Led by stalwart captain Adam Lowry and masterful coach Rick Bowness, it seems the Winnipeg Jets have quietly become one of the NHL’s very best teams. Indeed, as of Jan. 15, the Jets —...
The need for community and care
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Growing up in Manitoba as a queer mixed Japanese Canadian, I cannot overstress the importance of maintaining safe and inclusive communities.
After emerging from COVID-19 isolation and Zoom schools I had a burning desire to...
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