A criticism of the unsympathetic students
The events of November 10 brought some students together, but pushed others apart
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Education is a right
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“I’m not about being men’s sexual dream-come-true”
Olivia Messer and Joan Moses investigate bisexual experience and identity
To the beat of his own drum
A former McGill jazz student riffs on the musical, post-academic life
Doing it yourself and doing it well
Documentary chronicles three of Montreal’s “fiercely independant record labels”
Do not demonize authorities
A response to the November 10 demonstrations
This is not the McGill we once knew
Students are making themselves heard
Got all the black girls mad ‘cause my main girl vanilla
Delving into the racially gendered issues of interracial relationships
Eight of the fifth floor occupiers identify themselves
Students walk out of Senate in protest of the Provost
“This isn’t the end”
Community regroups in front of James Administration after November 10
Principal discusses admin’s handling of MUNACA strike
Discussion centres on how to improve campus discourse
CKUT and QPIRG survive
Nearly 25 per cent of student body votes in referendum
Campus leaders talk tuition hikes
McGill Principal Heather Munroe-Blum