Snowblink – “Returning Current” 4.5/5
Toronto’s musical duo Snowblink’s album Returning Current explores the depths of human relationships and fragility. The recording process was guided by a mood board that…
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U of M student raises diabetes awareness with new book
University of Manitoba fine arts student Rachel Shead has just published her book Type 1der Woman. The book expounds on Shead’s personal experiences as a…
Dalnavert Museum’s Halloween tour explores Victorians’ obsession with death
From Oct. 27 to 30, the Dalnavert Museum will be hosting its second annual Dalnavert After Dark candlelit tours. The theme of this year’s edition…
Underwater archaeologist visits Winnipeg to talk about discoveries of the HMS Erebus and HMS Terror
On Oct. 20, the Manitoba Museum invited Marc-André Bernier, manager of underwater archaeology at Parks Canada, to give a presentation on the archeology of the…
Winnipeg to host Canada’s largest spoken word festival
From Oct. 23-30, Winnipeg will be hosting the largest national slam poetry competition put on by Canadian Festival of Spoken Word. The festival features 22…
The sound of writing
This fall, the University of Manitoba’s Centre for Creative Writing and Oral Culture welcomes Canadian poet, writer, and sound and performance artist Steven Ross Smith…
Learning to love yourself
The journey to self-discovery is laden with lapses and relapses – many times, we have to step back and step out of ourselves. University of…
Communication breakdown: Expected mindreading and how it can affect your social life
Are you ever frustrated when someone doesn’t seem to know how you’re feeling?
New Pokémon game an opportunity to reconnect with others and ourselves
Even if you’re not playing Pokémon GO yet, chances are you’ve heard of it. The new mobile game for iOS and Android launched on July…
Science in the summer
It’s August, and the countdown to the beginning of a new school year has started. If the prospect of going back has got you scrambling to…