Menstrual product audit planned for U of M washrooms
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As menstrual equity projects spread across the country, the University of Manitoba project, Period Poverty and Equity on Campus and Beyond, is undertaking an audit of all U of M washrooms to judge the...
Law students attend national Indigenous legal conference
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Law students from Robson Hall stepped out of the classroom for the 35th annual Indigenous Bar Association (IBA) conference on Rama First Nation last month.
Third-year student Shelby Sinclair, who attended IBA conferences in previous...
Study permit challenges concern U of M students
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When Aahan Rajput applied for his student visa, he was left feeling confused, unsupported and ignored.
Rajput, now a bachelor of commerce honours student in his third year, was a minor at the time he...
Team-based care a priority for incoming NDP government
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Health care is a priority for premier-designate Wab Kinew and the new Manitoba New Democratic Party (NDP) government, all with the assistance from one U of M professor.
Kinew announced the transition advisory team on...
The casting of moral stones
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There has been much debate in recent days over why Hamas chose to launch an “unprovoked” ground, air and sea attack against Israel, and its moral implications. We may never know exactly why the...
Candidates make final pitch at student-hosted debate
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Candidates from Manitoba’s four main political parties squared off on Sept. 27 in a town hall debate hosted by UMSU and the university’s political studies student association.
The union, alongside the University of Manitoba Undergraduate...
New OCD support group to begin operating in Winnipeg
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A new obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) peer support group for adults, called Winnipeg OCD, will begin operation in early October.
Lisa Walter, creator of Winnipeg OCD and a peer support group facilitator, noted in a...
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