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From student to faculty, Khan wins Teaching Award
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After months of anticipation, the U of M Graduate and Postdoctoral Society (UMGPS) has announced the recipients
of its 2025–26 Teaching Awards, recognizing outstanding contributions to graduate education.
This year’s teaching award was presented to Saad...
UMSU board hears wide range of student services updates
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The U MSU board of directors met on Jan. 22 to receive executive updates, hear presentations on student services
and discuss ongoing advocacy and governance matters.
The meeting began with a presentation regarding UMSU’s current legal...
Winterruption to take over Winnipeg venues
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Local indie music promoter Real Love Winnipeg’s multi-day and multi-venue festival, Winterruption, is set to return for another year from Jan. 20 to 25. Altogether, the sixth annual iteration will feature over 50 artists....
What if Arctic research had a soundtrack?
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U of M’s eXperimental Improv Ensemble (XIE) is performing Arctic Resonance in Desautels Concert Hall on Jan. 23, blending Arctic research and music in a cross-faculty performance.
In this concert, XIE will play a live soundtrack...
A review of 100 Nights of Hero
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Director Julia Jackman’s 2025 film 100 Nights of Hero was released in Canada last month. It follows the newlywed Cherry and her close housemaid, Hero, as the young attractive Manfred attempts to seduce Cherry...
Downtown Winnipeg welcomes Lights on the Exchange
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Lights on the Exchange has returned to Winnipeg as of Jan. 21 for its fourth installment, kicking off a two-month light-based art festival in the Exchange District. Until March 21, the Exchange will be...
Law & Order Toronto a fine Canadian adaptation
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The long-running Law & Order franchise has been a staple of television since the original American series premiered in 1990. Now, Canadians have their own adaptation of the show in Citytv’s Law & Order...







