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Manitoba says goodbye to changing clocks
Premier Wab Kinew has announced that Manitoba will remain on daylight saving time permanently. This November, Manitobans will not turn their clocks back to standard time, ending the province’s...
UMGPS fall 2026 first general meeting
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The UMGPS held its first general meeting of the fall semester on Sept. 16, with more than 40 students attending online and several others participating in person. Information about this hybrid meeting including how...
Hindu Students’ Council celebrates Janmashtami
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For the second year running, the Hindu Students’ Council (HSC) at U of M hosted the Janmashtami celebration on Sept. 14 in University Centre.
Ashish Charaya, HSC vice-president, explained how the festival forms part of...
Bisons football tramples the Dinos
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The Bisons football team played the Calgary Dinos on Sept. 19 at Dakota Collegiate. The herd came out victorious with a score of 38-36.
The game started with a touchdown for the Bisons, with an...
UMSU continues provincial advocacy with MLA meetings
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UMSU executives had meetings with ministers and MLAs over several days during the summer and at the beginning of the academic year to discuss issues affecting students.
Heaven Kaur, UMSU president, described the meetings as...
Reading between the rules
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What happens when states say they support international law but resist efforts to enforce it?
For Bryan Peeler, the way states argue about international law can reveal how the international system itself is changing.
Peeler, a...
Hooping never stops
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The phenomenon of pickup basketball in the U.S. cannot be explained by words. Despite this, it does not stop the basketball culture from cascading its way into a city like Winnipeg. Last weekend, at...







