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Arts & Culture

Chris Simonite paints satirical wildlife in Hinterland WTF?

By
Boris Tsun Hang Leung
Local artist Chris Simonite has added his own twist to an iconic Canadian wildlife film series in his latest exhibition, Hinterland WTF? at 226 Main Street Gallery.  The works in the exhibition are inspired by...
Boris Tsun Hang Leung
Arts & Culture

U of M fine arts students present Voluntary Withdrawal

By
Boris Tsun Hang Leung
Graffiti Gallery unveiled Voluntary Withdrawal on June 19, displaying pieces by seven U of M BFA honours graduates. This year’s edition of the annual exhibition features interactive sculptures, photography and found objects to explore...
Comment

Think before you bet

By
Quinn Mayhew
I wake up in the morning, grab my coffee, turn on my television, and there is an ad for sports gambling. Gambling is everywhere, now made at the convenience of your fingertips, creating an illusion...
Emma Gillich
Editorial

Unplugging from the Matrix

By
Mikaela Warkentin
The Matrix (1999), directed by the Wachowskis, is ingrained in our modern understanding of the internet and pop culture. The film follows Thomas Anderson, also known as Neo, a disillusioned programmer whose free time...
Emma Gillich
News

‘Toban news briefs

By
Arifah GheesahRoy Albright Obah
UM Indigenous Birding Club UM Indigenous birding club’s walks are happening throughout summer with dates including July 14, 21 and 28 for this month. This July, participants can enjoy observing young birds as it...
News

U of M Parks Club hits the trails

By
Arifah Gheesah
U of M Parks Club (UMPC) held its first day hike of the summer at Devil’s Punch Bowl in Spruce Woods Provincial Park on June 21. “It was a good event,” said Amira Alyfe Azme, co-leader...
UMPARKS
News

UMGPS to hold by-election for vacant VPE post

By
Roy Albright Obah
The U of M Graduate and Postdoctoral Society (UMGPS) has announced a by-election to fill the position of vice-president, external affairs & senator (VPE), just over three months after the winners of the March...
Emma Gillich