The theme behind this year’s urban issue title, “Streams of Thought,” is water.
For this, our last regular issue of this production year, we have some really strong contributions from our volunteers - both visual and written.
It may seem a little hasty to start talking about summer just a few days past the spring equinox with snow still falling and collecting on the ground.
We’ve got a bit of an accessibility theme happening in this issue.
Every Tuesday evening, the editors at The Uniter get together to share puns and review the last week of work.
We’re inching toward the first day of spring, and also toward the end of our production season.
Writing about music can sometimes feel like threading a needle with a live catfish.
Somewhat unintentionally, there’s a bit of a theme going through the issue this week.
Another campus-based newspaper, The Manitoban was in the news recently as a University of Manitoba Students’ Union councillor introduced – and then withdrew – a motion that would challenge the student levy funding the paper’s operations.
In these pages, we do our best to tell the stories that aren’t being told in other venues, but sometimes these stories need to move beyond the page. And in the coming weeks, we’ve got two events that hope to do just that.
We’re a little over halfway through the production year, but we’re not slowing down any.
After a little December break, we’re back in action with a very colourful issue for you.
In tallying the votes for this issue, one of the greatest joys and greatest challenges is going through all the reader submissions
This issue is for you, and by you, according to readers’ votes.
This week’s paper is our last regular issue of the year, but we’re already hard at work on a special treat for you next week.
On Nov. 22, along with QPOC Winnipeg and Black Space Winnipeg, we'll be hosting the first Uniter Speakers Series event of this season.
It’s hard to believe we’re three-quarters of the way through what we call “fall” already.
Sometimes it can feel like the word “community” is used so much that it’s become a feel-good buzzword.
On Nov. 30, we’ll celebrate your favourite people, places and things, but first, we need your votes to determine the winners!
Like many others on campus, we took a week off from our usual routine. But we’re back to producing The Uniter on a weekly basis again, with a few extra flourishes.
