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Research & Technology

What moles and sick humans have in common

By
Robert Moshe Thompson
Hemoglobin and myoglobin are two respiratory pigments — molecules that bind to oxygen, a respiratory gas — found in the human body. Hemoglobin, which exists in our blood, uptakes oxygen from the lungs and delivers...
Dallin Chicoine
News

‘There were no rules broken’: No runoff election to follow emergency...

By
Gillian Brown
After an UMSU Chief Returning Officer's (CRO) motion to hold a runoff presidential election was ruled out of order at an emergency board of directors meeting last Monday, a new UMSU president was announced. This...
Ebunoluwa Akinbo
Comment

The ‘kid-centric’ agenda

By
Dina Hamid
I came across a TikTok video captioned, “pushing the agenda to make our boys look like girls against our will is just sick.” I watched as a woman filmed clothes around the kids’ section...
Dallin Chicoine
Comment

Our academic flames are fizzling

By
Sarah Cohen
Once upon a time, there was a giraffe named Franklin. Franklin had a bit of a shorter neck than his friends. He often felt sad because he couldn’t reach the branches his friends could, and...
Jenna Solomon
Comment

The fear and change of graduation

By
Braden Bristow
For most students, the winter term will be concluding in just a few weeks. For myself, this will be the end of my four-year university career. I cannot lie to you — I am...
Jenna Solomon
Editorial

Gruyère? Here, there, anywhere

By
Matthew Doering
Whoever first said, “you can’t make everyone happy, you’re not cheese,” got it wrong. Not even cheese can make everyone happy. Earlier this month, a U.S. appeals court upheld a court ruling from a year...
Matthew Doering
Sports

Bisons punch ticket to nationals

By
Quinn Mayhew
On their journey to qualify for the U-Sports national championship, the U of M women’s volleyball team was absolutely pushed to the limit at the Duckworth Centre on Friday, March 10. The game day energy was electric...
Ebunoluwa Akinbo