McGill In History
A New Chapter in McGill’s Old History.
A New Chapter in McGill’s Old History.
McGill student-run non-profit PennyDrops increases financial literacy rates among Montreal high-schoolers
QESBA warns of threat to inclusion and school autonomy
Image + Nation Film Festival, running November 20 to 30, celebrates “exceptional international cinema across the board”.
As world leaders gather in Belém and COP30 begins, ambitious deal drafts to solve the climate crisis start to emerge – but will they come… Read More »Cop 30 in Belém: Challenges, Ambitions and Concerns
Impending doom and fun for the whole family!
McGill-student run service promotes sustainability through reusable dishware
Alienation from the political sphere creates academic distrust
Climate change reveals unstable storm patterns across the Atlantic from Jamaica to the Maritime provinces
McGill students “at whims of the metro,” SSMU offers support
A look at why Canadians engage less with foreign policy, and what Ottawa is actually doing in the Middle East
The use of understatements to promulgate hate speech.
Nathan Sawaya’s Art of the Brick
Emphasizing the importance of student journalism
An interesting phenomenon.