Volume 70, Number 14

New year, same U

Anastasia Chipelski – January 7, 2016

How you feel about the New Year can be a bit of a divisive topic, and there are few who feel truly neutral about the return to old routines or beginnings of new ones.

Weird living

Meg Crane With files from Daniel Crump – January 7, 2016

Manitobans get creative to get by

Whose house? Aaron’s house

Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) With files from Simeon Rusnak – January 7, 2016

Aaron Zeghers has more than earned his place in Winnipeg’s film community. As an artist working in film, video and photography, Zeghers playfully combines experimental, documentary, narrative and found footage elements to create challenging and personal short films.

Dancercise into the new year

Samantha Sarty – January 7, 2016

Move more but still have money

Take a minute

Samantha Sarty – January 7, 2016

Self-care isn’t just baths and cake

Rapping up

Meg Crane – January 7, 2016

Studio 393’s After School Leaders show off their stuff

Arts and Culture briefs

Meg Crane – January 7, 2016

All Access 2016 // Campus podcast // Healthy Living Extravaganza // Art on the wall // Encounters

Blisters

Stylus Volunteer – January 7, 2016

Are You Awake

Black Moth Super Rainbow

Stylus Volunteer – January 7, 2016

SeeFu Lilac

A Sad Sort of Clean

Thomas Pashko (Managing editor) – January 7, 2016

Matthew Sawatzky & Ellen Cook, Gerald Kuehl, and Robert Spence 

Show runs until Jan. 23 

Mennonite Heritage Centre Gallery (600 Shaftesbury Blvd.)

A slim line to walk

Meg Crane – January 7, 2016

Balance is key to a healthier diet

Small Talk

Dunja Kovačević – January 7, 2016

We are not all sisters... and that's OK

Feast in the West End

Shkelzen Miskiqi – January 7, 2016

Ellice Ave café featuring First Nations inspired cuisine opens doors to the public

News briefs

Jessica Botelho-Urbanski – January 7, 2016

New year, new journal // U of W signs indigenous blueprint // River trail a wet blanket // Wesmen celebrates indigenous day // Pop tart party 

Warm welcome

Shkelzen Miskiqi – January 7, 2016

Red River will host huts from around the world

The PROFile

Jessica Botelho-Urbanski – January 7, 2016

Dr. Gina Sylvestre

Doing good outside the dorm

Elena Spitcyna – January 7, 2016

New clubs help students in residence engage in community

Building on a solid foundation

Elena Spitcyna – January 7, 2016

Construction of Leatherdale Hall, Tony’s Canteen starts in spring

Streeter

Anastasia Chipelski – January 7, 2016

Nov 7, 2016 … Streeter. "What do you do to fend off the midwinter blues?"

Merchants corner nears fundraising goal

Reinaldo Contreras (Volunteer) – January 7, 2016

North End education hub getting ready to open in 2017

Grey Cup parade highlights military presence

Hannah Foulger (Volunteer) – January 7, 2016

Mixing tanks with Santa Claus is the real war on Christmas

Year of the underdog

Shanae Blaquiere (Volunteer Staff) – January 7, 2016

Resolve to beat the New Year’s resolutions odds

Fashion Streeter

Keeley Braunstein-Black (Staff photographer) – January 7, 2016

Carmen - “My style is just got out of bed comfortable.”

Un-Supermarket

Sari Habiluk (Volunteer) – January 7, 2016

Un-Supermarket follows the whimsical ups and downs of three jaded cashiers at their local grocery store. Ever wonder what your average retail worker is really thinking? This dark comedy shines a light on some of the attitudes and truths associated with the industry. Though at times cynical, the characters have a sense of humour about their positions and the situations they face on a day to day basis. After all, cashiering is a monotonous job, sometimes you just have to make a joke and not take yourself so seriously... The main characters Val, Rick, and Tish sure don't!

Ocosomoso No. 8

Scott A. Ford – January 7, 2016

Ocosomoso was beamed down to Earth to investigate the planet and its current conditions. This comic strip chronicles that investigation as Ocosomoso explores his surroundings and relays off-base observations back to the mothership.