Students protest for safety following recent incidents
Following recent crime incidents on campus, U of M students have begun organizing a group to propose a motion and protests for safety that will…
campus crime
Left in the dark
I am sure most U of M students are aware of the incident that occurred on Nov. 19. The Winnipeg Police Service issued an emergency…
October and November campus crime report
Statistics published by U of M security services for the months of October and November are now available on the security services’ website. In a…
August and September campus crime statistics
Campus crime statistics gathered by the University of Manitoba security services are now available for the months of August and September. The PDF presentations were…
Two trash bins on campus catch fire in two weeks
In the past two weeks, students have discovered fires in two separate trash bins, including one that was still burning when it was found. One…
Keep your bike safe from theft
The rate of bicycle theft on the U of M Fort Garry and Bannatyne campuses has returned to its average from before the COVID-19 pandemic….
U of M looks for steps forward following Waterloo attack
In light of the recent hate-motivated stabbing at the University of Waterloo, members of the U of M community are beginning to reflect upon the…
U of M to increase security on campus with new officers
The University of Manitoba will be implementing institutional safety officers (ISOs) to assist with campus security in the near future. ISOs are licensed security officers…
Sexual Violence Resource Centre reopens in person
The University of Manitoba’s Sexual Violence Resource Centre (SVRC) is readjusting to the return of in-person activities after two years of remote learning. The centre…
Respect, Educate, Empower Survivors reaches for ‘red zone’ reduction
With the return to in-person activities comes a renewed need to face what some have referred to as an epidemic of sexual assault issues on…