Art in the devil’s image
This Friday, the Galerie de l’UQAM will be opening Diabolique – an ambitious attempt to measure the impact of violence and conflict on our society… Read More »Art in the devil’s image
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Haven Books: a cheap alternative
From my Bat Cave-like office, the Haven Books manager speaks: my name is Ben Paris, and I was a McGill student for six years, both… Read More »Haven Books: a cheap alternative
Errata Note
Due to spacing constraints, outstanding errata will be available on our web site at mcgilldaily.com and will be published in our next issue. The Daily… Read More »Errata Note
Copenhagen, close to home
McGill panel discusses climate change on the eve of pivotal summit
Sustainability enlightenment
A re academics effectively adjusting what and how they teach in order to address the sustainability problem? At McGill the answer is inconsistent, even though… Read More »Sustainability enlightenment
Where is creative writing at McGill?
Professors share their views on the other side of writing culture
Library stacks in disarray
Shelving staff and administrators disagree over extent of collection mismanagement
Something’s rotten in the state of PGSS
Most of us spend little to no time thinking about our graduate students’ society because we expect that leadership will carry out its responsibilities in… Read More »Something’s rotten in the state of PGSS
Liberating the classroom
The Indyclass collective develops a model for more applicable learning
Where have all the activists gone?
The activist élan of the sixties has all but disappeared
Liberal arts, liberal integrity?
McGill’s name is synonymous with “world renowned” and “top-10 university.” Students come from all over to learn and better themselves through McGill’s high standards and… Read More »Liberal arts, liberal integrity?
Shoot at the root of the problem
Re: “Gun registry in Conservatives’ sights” | Editorial | November 23
Locavore Latkes
Organic Campus provides healthy, local food for students
We all have voces angeli
Re: “Vox angeli?” | Culture | November 19
Beating books into ploughshares
Campus Crops envisions a university that grows its own food