Twilight is camp and I was wrong to be a hater
Unlike most 13-year-olds of my generation, I did not have a strange parasocial connection and love for Twilight (2008). My vampiric interests were solely based…
Jacob Davis
Things get green, slimy and sticky with ghost photography
A truly haunting exhibition four years in the making had its U of M opening at the School of Art Gallery last week, where it…
Week-long 2SLGBTQ+ film festival returns
Reel Pride Film Festival, Canada’s oldest festival of 2SLGBTQ+ films, makes its annual return with a week of screenings later this month. From Sept. 26…
Giving back to our Friends of the Winnipeg Public Library
The Friends of the Winnipeg Public Library’s (FWPL) Instagram profile is receiving some love thanks to Mahi Paantha, its new Instagram admin and one of…
Go big or gourd home: TV and film to romanticize fall
The season of knitted sweaters and pumpkin spice flavours is nearly upon us, and what better way to reacclimate to fall than with some cinema?…
Unstacking the Deck exhibit deals its hand
Tucked away in the Dafoe library’s Icelandic Reading Room, the Unstacking the Deck exhibition honours the first women architecture graduates from the University of Manitoba…
Basement Mixtapes for Bisons: Back to school
Back to school season, particularly the first week back, has always felt like a time of renewal to me. Summer has technically passed but you’re…
Tour of West Kildonan Library teaches attendees to never judge a book by its cover
A full house of bright-eyed and passionate patrons filled West Kildonan Library’s basement program room Aug. 14, eager to dive into its rich history. In…
’Toban Listens: Fiction or Non-Fiction
The idea of what a library is and how it functions differs from individual to individual. Public libraries have had to adapt and come up…
The U-Pass should be available year-round
Most students are probably ecstatic to be out of school come the summer break. Without looming deadlines or back-to-back cramming sessions to worry about, I…