The McGill Daily, in production for over 100 years, is an independent student newspaper at McGill University and is entirely run by students. Currently, we publish in print twice weekly, on Mondays and Thursdays, in addition to producing online-only content and weekly radio segments for CKUT 90.3 FM.

To get involved, drop by our offices in room B-24 of the Shatner Building and talk to any of our editors, give us a call at (514) 398-6784, or email us at coordinating@mcgilldaily.com or at one of our section-specific addresses. You can also come to section meetings in our office, B-24 Shatner.
Please note that we do not publish over the summer.

Please note that we do not publish over the summer.

The McGill Daily, at one time the oldest daily student newspaper in the Commonwealth, has been the training ground for generations of journalists since its inception in 1911.

Currently The Daily is one of the largest student newspapers in Canada and is widely read both on the McGill campus and around Montreal. The Daily began as a broadsheet that focused mainly on sports news. Its evolution has taken many directions. It has taken courageous stands over the years, such as publishing a special issue for International Women’s Day in the late 1970s, that were ridiculed at the time but later embraced by the mainstream media.

The Daily has been independent from student government since 1980. It is published by the Daily Publications Society, an autonomous body whose membership includes all McGill downtown campus undergraduate students except Continuing Education, as well as all graduate students excluding non-residents, graduate medical and graduate dentistry students.