The right of students to submit graded assessments in French will be more widely publicized, thanks to two amended motions passed at yesterday’s Senate meeting.… Read More »News Brief: Right to write in French to be on syllabuses
I emerged from Jeff Halper’s January 14 talk at McGill deeply disappointed at how acceptable it has become to distort and misrepresent facts when the… Read More »Halper should stick to facts, not calumny
Security: at what expense? Re: “Tadamon! is no Paragon” | Commentary | January 12 Yes, “let us not oversimplify.” The issue in Gaza at the… Read More »Letters
“A Village United Against the Wall” uses photography to confront the devastation of conflict in the Middle East
What: The frittata (tatata). How much:$2.59 for a carton of large eggs, plus whatever fillings you want. Why: Because the most important meal of the… Read More »Friends with food: How to make breakfast for champions
An estimated 10,000 people marched Saturday in protest against the Israeli military campaign in Gaza, part of a worldwide movement denouncing recent violence. The frustrations… Read More »Montrealers march in solidarity with Gaza
Marie Brassard’s provocative selections explore the fringe of German film
A week-long celebration of all things “art” – with performances, screenings, competitions, and more – kicked off on campus Monday with poetry and music, and… Read More »Culture brief: Art around the clock
Niko Block weighs in on Israel’s repeated refusal to negotiate openly with Gaza’s leadership
Canada’s political chaos tops world headlines
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Stifling discussion won’t solve the conflict
Concerns with pro-private Couillard’s place at McGill It has come to our attention that McGill has recently cross-appointed Dr. Philippe Couillard to the faculties of… Read More »Letters
Gay and bisexual African-American men are least likely to be screened for colorectal and prostate cancer