Letters to the Editor – Nov. 24, 2010
RE: Multiple campuses create gap in university community (Nov. 17, 2010) One problem with big research universities is that they are centralized. Such centralization has…
University of Manitoba
Student take an icy plunge for the United Way
On Nov. 10, students from the Asper School of Business at the University of Manitoba leapt into an inflatable pool of ice-cold water to raise…
Senate briefs
Senate is the highest academic governing body at the University of Manitoba, comprised of administrators, deans, directors and elected professors and students A Senate meeting…
Multiple campuses create gap in university community
While the Fort Gary campus may be home to most faculties at the University of Manitoba, some students feel that better integration between the university’s…
U of M looks to enhance ‘student experience’
The University of Manitoba is working to become more student centred in order to enhance the experience of studying at the institution. U of M…
New UC floor not coming until January 2011
With the University Centre renovation project still in the early stages after unforeseen issues with the concrete sub-floor underneath the old tiles, students and staff…
Dalhousie camera creeper draws attention to cameras and privacy protection.
With the abundance of security cameras and personal recording devices in today’s society, privacy litigation is struggling to keep up with the modern world. There…
Dafoe: Great library or the greatest?
As university students, we constantly find ourselves studying for hours and hours on end, during which we seem to be confined to a mix of…
Representing the folk out of Canada
The upcoming Canadian Folk Music Awards, taking place this weekend, will bring musicians from across Canada as nominees in 19 different categories such as “Traditional…
U of M faculty of law looks to improve access to legal service in rural MB
The University of Manitoba faculty of law and the Law Society of Manitoba are looking to improve remote access to legal services in our province….