Dr. Cornett: always a hot topic
Re: “The revenge of Doctor Cornett” | Letters | November 9
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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
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
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?
Doctor-schmoctor
Anyone who has ever tried to make a doctor’s appointment at the McGill Health Clinic knows how difficult it can be. Appointments are booked weeks… Read More »Doctor-schmoctor
We all have voces angeli
Re: “Vox angeli?” | Culture | November 19
Girl, check yourself
Re: “The patriarchy of philosophy” | Commentary | November 23
Rethinking safety
SACOMSS urges university to change its attitude surrounding sexual assault
Thou shalt understand equity
Western religious studies neglects Judaism and Islam, lacks comparative lens
Quelle place pour le français à McGill
A plea for reconciliation of the two solitudes
Slice of life
Bridget Sprouls on Café Pi’s chess culture
Should there really be an app for that?
A look at the absurd, the offensive, and the potentially amusing in mobile technology
The difficult refugee claim process just got more difficult
Economy a higher priority than humanitarian aid for Conservatives
Participatory research benefits both sides
Traditional scientific research has often been criticized for operating like a one-way street. Researchers frequently use communities solely as information resources from which to gather… Read More »Participatory research benefits both sides
The gender binary in foreign affairs
The new Immigration Guide brings us a step back