Bannatyne shuttle bus continues to be missed by students and...
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“Sometimes you only realize how valuable something is after it’s taken away. I think the shuttle bus to Bannatyne was one of those things,” said U of M Students’ Union president Sid Rashid.
The service...
Online banking preferred method of tuition payment at U of M
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Over half of students at the University of Manitoba now use online banking to pay their tuition.
Sam Vagianos, assistant manager of the revenue, general and student accounting department of the University of Manitoba, said...
City seeks to turn garbage gas into renewable energy source
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The City of Winnipeg is proposing a landfill gas and resource recovery project that could turn thousands of tonnes of harmful greenhouse gases into a renewable energy resource.
The city is currently asking for bidders...
U of M looks for new vice-president external
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With the retirement of Elaine Goldie, the University of Manitoba’s current vice-president (external), the search is on for her replacement.
As head of all external relations of the U of M, Goldie is responsible...
Money for used textbooks worth the wait
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U of M students looking to sell used textbooks can get cash upfront at the BookStore, or a potentially bigger chunk of change with patience if they sell their used books at Archives, the...
Board of Governors notes
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The University of Manitoba Board of Governors met on Nov. 17.
The board welcomed new member Andy Bonar, who has taken the position of Graduate Student’s Association (GSA) president after the former president, Abas...
Breakthrough digital media research bring creative and scientific experts together
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A new research group at the University of Manitoba spanning multiple faculties is exploring possibilities in digital media experimentation.
The Experimental Media Research Group involves representatives from the faculties of science, engineering, medicine, architecture,...
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