Canada’s 2026 international student cap
The federal government has confirmed that Canada will issue a maximum of 408,000 study permits in 2026 under its international student cap, as international enrolment…
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Second UMSU executive removed from office in a month
Twenty-nine days after the removal of Jared Ramos Murphy from the position of UMSU vice president external affairs, another executive has departed. Hannah Le, elected…
GSUM students express supportive spirit
The Ghana Students’ Union Manitoba (GSUM) held its fall meet-and-greet on Nov. 21 at the GSA lounge, bringing students together to participate in conversations…
Dentistry4Youth debuts with interactive skills workshop
The U of M Dentistry4Youth club (UMD4Y) drew high school and university students to its event on Nov. 24, creating a space for aspiring dental…
U of M student wins Crime Stoppers design challenge
This year’s Winnipeg Crime Stoppers website redesign challenge saw Hamza Haque, a U of M student, take home the top prize. The competition aimed to…
International Centre hosts International Education Week
The U of M International Centre marked International Education Week (IEW) with a five-day series of events held from Nov. 17 to 21. The annual…
Sport activism on ice
Olympians Gabriella Papadakis and Kaitlyn Weaver spoke on sport activism and social justice in figure skating at the U of M on Nov. 4 in…
Mauro Institute promotes peace and justice
The Arthur V. Mauro institute for peace and justice at St. Paul’s College continues to uphold its mission of “advancing social justice, peace and inclusivity…
East African Students Association coming soon
A new student organization is forming at the U of M to provide a space for East African Students and anyone interested in learning about…
CIPA hosting first Winnipeg event
The Canadian Immigrant Professional Alliance (CIPA) is set to host its first event in Winnipeg on Wednesday, Nov. 12, marking a milestone for immigrant-led professional…