UMSU launches peer-to-peer tutoring app
UMSU’s peer-to-peer tutoring app has arrived.
University of Manitoba
UMFA lines up to protest “closed” presidential search
More than two dozen members of the University of Manitoba Faculty Association (UMFA) lined up outside the U of M senate chambers today to protest what the association president called a “closed, secretive” process to find the next president of the university.
Indigenous admin resigns citing lack of support
Mere months after the resignation of the U of M’s vice-provost of Indigenous engagement — who cited a lack of response on Indigenous issues by the school’s administration — another Indigenous member of the U of M has announced their departure.
Romanticizing your career is a dead end
Stop searching for your career soulmate
In defence of lobbying for up-front grants
Re-allocating funds away from tax credits could put more money in students’ pockets.
David Barnard to leave U of M in 2020
Ambitious candidates will soon be vying for the top administration job at the University of Manitoba.
Provincial film credit made permanent
The sun has set on the Manitoba government’s film and video production tax credit’s “sunset clause,” making the credit a permanent commitment.
New dean appointed to Desautels faculty of music
The Desautels faculty of music started the year on a high note by appointing a new dean.
Your resumé probably sucks
When creating a resumé, mistakes undermine your chances for an interview.
UMSU executive advocating for a terrible mistake
UMSU’s decision to advocate for cutting the federal tuition tax credit is the worst sort of student advocacy.