UMSU News & Updates
By Joe Friesen Canadian universities are trying to salvage the incoming class of international students as travel restrictions, quarantine rules and the move to online learning threaten to disrupt...
By Paula Duhatschek A University of Waterloo dean says the institution’s recent attempts to address anti-Black racism show a greater concern for public relations than for creating real change...
This article is the second of a three-part series detailing recommendations from UMSU to the Government of Manitoba for how to improve access and affordability of post-secondary education given...
This article is the second of a three-part series detailing recommendations from UMSU to the Government of Manitoba for how to improve access and affordability of post-secondary education given...
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced today the official launch of a federal student grants program that rewards eligible students up to $5,000 for volunteering in their communities in the...
Post-secondary education in the COVID-19 era: Increase access for women and marginalized communities
This article is part one of a three-part series detailing recommendations from UMSU to the Government of Manitoba for how to improve access and affordability of post-secondary education in...
Thousands of people from all walks of life came together on June 5 at the Manitoba Legislature to rally for racial justice in the wake of the killing of George…...
By Joe Friesen Ontario students are taking up university admission offers at almost the same rate as before the pandemic, suggesting the shift to online education may not drive…...
By Janet French, CBC News A funding model that will link Alberta public post-secondary funding to performance will be delayed for at least a year, the advanced education minister says.…...
