Women claim crisis, not victory, on The Diplomat
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Few television shows right now feel as sharp and addictive as The Diplomat. With the arrival of its third season, the series continues to deepen its intricate depiction of international affairs and personal drama.
At...
No Kings protests sweep the U.S.
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As Republicans try to minimize the effect of the No Kings protests, I find myself thinking more about the power people have in numbers. The No Kings protests took place in the U.S. on...
Horror is the most honest genre
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Stories — films especially — are hyperbolic extensions of the things we experience in everyday life. They enlarge the feelings we experience like love, fear, shame, desire and the incessant ring of mortality. Horror...
Mark Carney wants the grade, not the work
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Prime Minister Mark Carney’s last-minute decision to attend the Gaza peace summit in Egypt was the diplomatic equivalent of the group project member who shows up at the end, repeats what others have already...
Emotional buffers
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In an effort to milk every penny out of my tuition, this semester I have committed myself to fully engaging with all the material presented in my classes.
In biochemistry, we are currently learning about...
The theory of minerals
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Frank Hawthorne, distinguished professor emeritus in the department of earth sciences at the U of M, has spent his career studying how atoms arrange themselves in minerals and synthetic compounds to build a theoretical...
From code to crop
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Machine learning is helping Manitoba farmers combat one of the most serious threats to wheat production.
Christopher Henry, an associate professor in the department of computer science at the U of M, is leading projects...
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