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Surrender to the story of Rise, Red River
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When Calgary-based playwright Tara Beagan was first approached by artistic director of Prairie Theatre Exchange (PTE), Thomas Morgan Jones, to write a play about climate change, she found herself struck by the image of...
International student health coverage timeline unclear
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International student Garv Bhasin says he and other international students would benefit from provincial health insurance.
“There should be some plans,” said Bhasin.
With another academic year coming to a close, the timeline of the reinstation...
2024-25 UMSU budget prepares for deficit
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The UMSU budget for the 2024-25 fiscal year was presented March 14 at the board of directors (BoD) meeting.
Vice president finance and operations (VPFO) Vaibhav Varma presented the budget in order for approval at...
Anti-Palestinian racism definition proposed to UMSU
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A motion to adopt the Canadian Arab Lawyers’ Association’s (CALA) definition of anti-Palestinian racism was brought forward during the most recent UMSU board meeting on March 14. The motion was referred to the governance...
Bisons bag bronze at U-Sports championships
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The U of M women’s volleyball team played for the chance to win a national title this past weekend at the 2024 U-Sports championship, hosted by McMaster University.
Ranked as the number one team in...
U of M tennis club looks to serve new experiences
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While being a student at the U of M can be difficult and stressful, the University of Manitoba Tennis Club (UMTC) can improve students’ and other members of the community’s health and well-being through...
Exploring Ongomiizwin
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Ongomiizwin is an Anishinaabe word that means “clearing a path for generations to come.”
It is also the name of the U of M’s Indigenous Institute of Health and Healing. Founded in 2017, Ongomiizwin...





