Volume 73, Number 2

Published September 13, 2018

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  • Balance, challenge and support

    September can be a busy time, especially in university. With much of the day spent maneuvering through the semester, there is little time to rest and recharge.

  • Taking care

    There’s a chilliness and a busyness in the air, for those starting a new school year and for those continuing along over the hop of mid-September without any grand changes.

  • Whose House? Darryl and Leanne’s House!

    Leanne Shumka, the University of Winnipeg’s awards and financial aid manager, met Darryl Reilly, musician and co-host of CKUW’s newly retired local music variety show ‘Peg City Groove, while studying at the institution in the early 2000s.

  • CRITIPEG: Body Language

    In its 13th year, WNDX Festival of Moving Image is still making waves in the world of experimental film

  • Arts briefs

    Viva Non album release show // Special screenings at Cinematheque // Sovereign Traces book launch // International metal at The Park Theatre // Song of Hope - Five Women Artists // Education at Winnipeg Film Group

  • The art of Instagram

    Noor Bhangu, an independent curator based in Toronto, is behind Not the Camera, But the Filing Cabinet: Performative Body Archives in Contemporary Art, a new exhibition of female and non-binary identifying artists at Gallery 1C03.

  • Theatre company Sick + Twisted explores intimacy as activism

    What is disability? Put differently, and with a wink to theatrical tradition, "lame is ... ?"

  • Halfway to somewhere

    This summer, I had the great opportunity to do research with the Museum Queeries project – a research collective that looks at queer representation in museums. Through the course of the summer, my research interests quickly veered toward representations of transgender identities and gender non-conformity within archives.

  • Too Attached

    “So, sister/brother duo, how’s that going?” Shamik Bilgi, one-half of the electronic music project Too Attached, asks. His sister Vivek Shraya laughs, leans into the mic and says, “Ask my therapist.

  • News briefs

    Sustainability research and education event // Second-annual Winnipeg Vegfest // Start-of-Term Party // $1 cinnamon rolls // We are all treaty people—celebration // Free concerts at Forth Bar

  • The Hunt is on!

    Those looking to spend some time outdoors this fall have a brand-new option.

  • Councillors comment on community centre crises

    Winnipeg’s aging recreational infrastructure has been a hot topic over the summer.

  • Dr. Annette Trimbee’s State of the University Address

    On Monday, Sept. 10, Dr. Annette Trimbee offered the annual State of the University Address. 

  • New visions for accountability

    Louis CK received a standing ovation after his first comedy set since admitting he forcibly exposed himself and masturbated in front of numerous unconsenting women.

  • (Abuse of) power is a many-splendoured thing

    When news broke that NYU professor Avital Ronell and prominent Harvey Weinstein accuser Asia Argento had been accused of sexual harassment and sexual assault, respectively, many questioned whether their implication or culpability delegitimized the #metoo movement.