U of M Esports Club spreads their wings
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With the fall semester starting, the U of M Esports Club has put their pedal to the metal. From previously mostly hosting Super Smash Bros. once a week, the club has decided to add...
Campus protest against hate
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Students led a protest on Sept. 9 to speak up against recent anti-immigrant sentiments and show support for international, immigrant and BIPOC students. They also demanded the university ban the Dominion Society from campus.
A...
Polo, a sport to die for
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In scorching heat, horses graze across a field while players hunt a ball with mallets.
While sports such as padel and squash are taking the spotlight now for people to venture into, one sport has...
LARP, why not?
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I was only eight years old in 2011, but I distinctly remember being a fan of Disney Channel and Nickelodeon. My favourite shows included Austin & Ally, Good Luck Charlie and The Next Step. All...
Winnipeg Fringe Festival 2026 draws to a close
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The 39th edition of the Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival concluded its twelve-day run on July 26.
The festival, founded by the Royal Manitoba Theatre Company in 1988, hosted shows by 160 performing companies in 31...
High-stake calls, higher-stake lifts
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Winnipeg-based Royal Canadian Air Force firefighter Evan Yaworski won the title in the World’s Strongest Firefighter competition in March, bringing home a historic win not only for the city but also for the country.
The...
Rethinking violence beyond punishment
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Can people unlearn violence?
For sociologist and U of M assistant professor Marie Laperrière, the answer lies in understanding violence beyond why it happens and focusing on how it can be prevented, as well as...
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