International tuition still a sore point
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The University of Manitoba is looking to uphold their promise of funnelling a significant portion of the extra money generated from international student fee hikes into academic and university community supports for international students.
Nigerian students’ scholarships in limbo
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As many as 50 University of Manitoba international students are facing an uncertain academic future after the Nigerian state-run agency sponsoring their education suspended services in November.
The Rivers State Sustainable Development Agency (RSSDA) –...
Protesters challenge budget cuts, fee hikes
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A crowd of University of Manitoba community members demonstrated their dissatisfaction over the school’s budgetary process at a rally held last Tuesday afternoon.
Participants protested budget cuts to faculties and departments and an increase in...
Students protest over racism at Yale
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The issue of racism on U.S. university campuses is gaining international attention again after disputes over offensive Halloween costumes came to the forefront at Yale University.
Grub’s up
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To live is to eat. In this feature the Manitoban explores the conventional food system and looks at some alternatives to it.
Some experts have argued that human population population grows to the limits set...
Breaking down the campus food revolution
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Many competing interests drive the food system at the University of Manitoba. Here the Manitoban attempts to break down some of the complexities of competing interests and concerns, barriers, and drivers of what has...
In the spirit of Halloween
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The history of Halloween has been linked to ancient Celtic origins, when people would ward off ghosts with costumes and bonfires. Once designated as a time to honour saints and martyrs – in other...
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