Arts News Archive
Scholars come to Winnipeg to discuss rights of humans, and animals
July 31, 2015 —
Over 230 academics from around the world are expected to arrive in Winnipeg for a major conference in August: Romanticism and Rights
Wpg Sun: Lashing out like road rager likely only causes more anger
July 22, 2015 —
Lashing out to “vent” frustration doesn’t actually serve the stress-relief value many think
‘Oh Hell No,’ they made another Sharknado movie. Why do we keep watching them?
July 22, 2015 —
'We love films that act as if they are William Shatner all the time'
Online petition urges election debate on Aboriginal reconciliation
July 20, 2015 —
Professors trying to make sure the recommendations of Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission remain an issue in this fall’s federal election
Prof’s art exhibit opens in Nova Scotia, a gift to those who lived through ‘the awesome and horrible experience of Hurricane Juan’
July 17, 2015 —
'Its power lies in the fact that it resonates not only through one specific event, but it can be read as a tribute to all trees devastated through natural phenomena.'
In Between Spaces, on now
July 13, 2015 —
Artist explores how the mind makes sense of the seen and unseen in order to understand the world
Wpg Free Press: A look at accessing childcare in River Heights
June 17, 2015 —
Childcare space: Like winning the lottery
Community Stories
Baby Talk: Supporting early language development
June 16, 2015 —
Associate Prof. Melanie Soderstrom provides parents with information about the importance of talking to their infants.
Wpg Free Press: Saying ‘sorry’ isn’t enough
June 15, 2015 —
History professor David Churchill on the wrongs done to the LGBTT Canadians
‘This history is not over’
June 10, 2015 —
'This is our history, all of ours, and surely, it demands that we think seriously about it.'