SAMRU bylaw changes balance executive power
Rachael Frey News Editor Several bylaw revisions were taken to the student body at a special general meeting on March 28. Despite some debate and requests for clarification, the Students’ Association of...
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MRU hosts first campus debate on religion
If religion is harmful it’s because humans are harmful, says associate professor Holly Triebwasser Staff Writer For such a controversial topic, there were still many empty seats in the Jenkins Theatre on...
Meat dreams are made of these
Samara Hawkins Staff Writer Who am I to disagree? I am definitely a carnivore. Growing up on a farm in rural Saskatchewan can have that effect. Out there there’s not a lot...
Marda Loop store buys CBC music collection
Inner Sleeve owner will sell vinyl a bit at a time Nathan Ross Staff Writer “This was a much different buying experience to what we are used to,” said Marilyn Hall, owner...
Canadian poet delights fans
Orpheus Theatre plays host to spoken word artist Nathan Ross Staff Writer Many Canadians wouldn’t recognize the name Shane Koyczan, but it’s likely many more would recognize his face. The poet from...
First Nations youth share wisdom
Tales told through poetry, dance and photography Lindsay Douglas Staff Writer Wisdom stories reflect on three questions: Who am I? What are the opportunities in my community? What kind of changes can...
Timmies rolls out full-service location on MRU campus
Bryan Weismiller Publishing Editor Some say the first cup is the deepest. The first sip, the sweetest. While Quebec students rallied against tuition hikes and B.C. researchers refined a treatment for...
‘Element’ rings inspired by daily life
Fine Arts student to sell wares on ACAD’s Main Mall in spring show Thomi Olson Fashion Columnist I’ve always been insanely envious of creative people. Like musicians who can make any...
