Bison quarterback sets passing yard record
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Des Catellier heads out of his final season leaving behind a legacy that will change how the Bisons play football for years to come.
Catellier is the Bisons’ star quarterback. He has been with the...
Manitoba Furries persists through COVID paw-in-paw
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When circumstances get hairy, humans rely on each other for support. Fandoms offer a place for people to forge those crucial and supportive connections based on mutual interests.
Manitoba is home to a thriving furry...
Students sowing Seeds
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The U of M department of English, theatre, film & media’s (ETFM) theatre program returns with their first stage production since the spring of 2020 — Seeds by Annabel Soutar.
Directed by ETFM assistant professor...
Warming hut designs for Nestaweya River Trail revealed
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Returning for its 13th year, Warming Huts v.2023: An Arts + Architecture Competition on Ice revealed its winners, invited artists and the first participants in its new high-school component on Nov. 10.
The competition and...
Students still facing delays from MB Student Aid
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Within the fall semester more than half over, some post-secondary students are still facing difficulties getting into contact with Manitoba Student Aid (MSA) or securing funds, as the government is integrating the province’s student...
Love in the time of climate crisis
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The past three years have turned the phrase “unprecedented times” into a platitude. To say the global climate is in crisis has become such a banal statement, many of us are as numb to...
The art of science, the science of art
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Science and art are not only separated in popular imagination, but they are often positioned against one another as opposites and competitors.
A professor from the U of M’s department of English, theatre, film &...
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