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Arts & Culture

Songs of surviving cancer

By
Jordan Anglin
Local musician Tired Cossack released his latest album on March 26. The title, Zima, is the Ukrainian word for “winter,” matching the album’s cold Eastern European style of post-punk as well as the larger...
Arts & Culture

RMTC’s The Last Wife a moving take on royal history

By
Carrington Dong
One can remember King Henry VIII’s wives with the rhyme, “Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived,” based on their ultimate fates. However, many would not be able to state anything else about the “survivor,”...
Arts & Culture

Met School students build community through theatre

By
Marco Tolentino
Winnipeg may not have the biggest theatre scene, but that did not stop these high school students from building a community around it. Nearly at the center of it all is Marley Passante, a...
Arts & Culture

A day in the life of Agatha Bock

By
Boris Tsun Hang Leung
For many Winnipeggers, life without cell phones, internet access or even running water is practically unfathomable, but this is how Agatha Bock lives on her 54-acre farm in rural southern Manitoba.  Agatha’s Almanac, a documentary...
News

Students rally against 4 per cent tuition increase

By
Arifah Gheesah
UMSU held a rally in front of the U of M Admin Building on April 2 to call on the university’s leadership to stop the four per cent increase in tuition fees and advocate...
Ebunoluwa Akinbo
News

U of M PACS celebrates 20 years of its PhD program

By
Roy Albright Obah
The U of M’s peace and conflict studies (PACS) program will mark the 20th anniversary of its PhD program with a two-day conference, Small Peace, Petite Love, from April 17 to 18 in a...
PACS
News

High-stake calls, higher-stake lifts

By
Boris Tsun Hang LeungFaiyaz Chowdhury
Winnipeg-based Royal Canadian Air Force firefighter Evan Yaworski won the title in the World’s Strongest Firefighter competition in March, bringing home a historic win not only for the city but also for the country. The...
Zulkifl Rafah