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A quick online search may tell one that tennis is a sport for the upper class. With its deep historical roots in European aristocracy, it is not hard to see why the sport became a hit amongst the uber wealthy.
Nowadays, anyone can play tennis on their local courts. Tennis Manitoba, the official governing body for the sport in Manitoba, aims to make the game more access...
The Bisons men’s hockey team played against the Saskatchewan Huskies on Oct. 16 and 17. The first game resulted in a 0-4 loss for the herd. However, they were able to win the second game 2-1.
On Oct. 16, the game started with early pressure from the Huskies, including a shot toward the pipe two minutes in. The Bisons began their counterattack with serious pressure, but...
U of M students are staging the first Lunchbhagg production of the school year with the comedic play Irreconcilable Differences.
Written by Canadian playwright JL Allen and directed by fifth-year theatre student Nadia Holmes, the play revolves around Lynda and Steven Doyle, a couple on the verge of divorce trying to repair their marriage. They visit Dr. Arkin, a...
The Architecture 2 Gallery (A2G) at the U of M presented Life Behind the Ride on Oct. 8, exhibiting photographs that depict the challenges and risks faced by Indonesia’s delivery and rideshare drivers, but also their resourcefulness as they navigate the gig economy.
Sheri Gibbings is one of the anthropologists behind the project. The team worked from 2014 to 20...
UMSU’s board of directors (BOD) will be deciding who will fill the shoes of vice-president finance and operations, and vice-president external affairs this Thursday, Oct. 22. The vote is taking place during the biweekly BOD meeting, which will start at 6 p.m. in 176 Helen Glass.
The BOD is elected by students each year, consisting of eight community representatives ...