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Sports

Bisons volleyball resilient against Thunderbirds

By
Joshua Brandt
The University of Manitoba Bisons volleyball teams were in Vancouver this past weekend, facing off against the University of British Columbia (UBC) Thunderbirds. With both teams facing first-place UBC, the Bisons needed to give a...
Matthew Merkel
Sports

Women’s hockey nabs win over Dinos

By
Quinn Mayhew
The University of Manitoba women’s hockey team kicked off its weekend series against the University of Calgary Dinos with a hard loss on the road Friday night. Calgary scored the first goal of the...
Matthew Merkel
Comment

Your routine is more than just coffee

By
Braden Bristow
My morning routine often looks something like this: I wake up to an obnoxious alarm at 8 a.m., grind coffee beans, brew myself a cup and then enjoy burning the roof of my mouth...
Dallin Chicoine
Comment

Resisting exploitative labour in academia

By
Hanako Teranishi
Early last week, an email was sent out from the office of the vice-president (research and international) announcing the application period for the Undergraduate Research Award (URA) to students. The URA provides a great opportunity...
Teegan Gillich
Comment

How to boost Winnipeg Transit’s brand and service

By
Adam Johnston
The Free Press’s special series on Winnipeg Transit provided a good analysis of the challenges of our current public transportation system, stressing the improvement of functionality, the need for more federal and government funding...
Dallin Chicoine
Comment

Pax Americana is gone, now what?

By
Octavius Kahiya
War made the United States what it is. In the wake of geopolitical conflict, the country was catapulted into world dominance, but now, the relative stability that emerged following the Second World War is...
Teegan Gillich
Editorial

Epiphanies grow from joyful movement

By
Sarah Cohen
My seventeenth birthday was a Friday, which meant I had to (got to, really) spend my evening at Center Ice Arena. At this point I had been skating for almost eight years, had been...
Matthew Merkel