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Re: “Student Services” | Disorientation Guide | September 1
Cathleen Ma - Media Credits
Mental illness is no laughing matter
Re: “Student Services” | Disorientation Guide | September 1
Closure affronts us, says one bummed alumnus
So McGill hires a prison caterer to take over our university’s food services. And it decides that the only student-run café on campus must be… Read More »Closure affronts us, says one bummed alumnus
Estudiantes conectados en barrios pobres
Katie Marney examines computer literacy and the challenges facing Peru’s rural poor
Hillel McGill: part of a wholesome diet of Israel-Palestine conflict information
Re: “Student Groups” | Disorientation Guide | September 1
Why equity and social justice matter
Equity is a mainstay of a well-rounded university education. In our wider society, different dynamics put certain groups at risk of discrimination and harassment. McGill’s… Read More »Why equity and social justice matter
Corpo-McGill’s closure of Arch Café is contemptible
Well, guess I shouldn’t be surprised that once again the Architecture Café is under threat. McGill seems to be continually consolidating and ruining the places… Read More »Corpo-McGill’s closure of Arch Café is contemptible
Student groups list too powerful, biased
Re: “Student Groups” | Disorientation Guide | September 1
We are all architecture students now
Over the past week, students have reacted with anger and frustration to the unilateral decision by the administration to shut down one of the best-loved… Read More »We are all architecture students now
Making Nelligan Fantone-abulous
Quebec has a way of valorizing its artists not found elsewhere in Canada, and its poets are no exception. They come with their own mythologies.… Read More »Making Nelligan Fantone-abulous
Plateau bans billboards
Seven weeks after banning the construction of new billboards in the borough of Plateau-Mont-Royal, the neighbourhood’s council voted to pull down all 45 remaining billboards.… Read More »Plateau bans billboards
Raising tuition, really?
Why principal Heather Munroe-Blum needs to look beyond higher fees
The fabricators
Textile community endures in Rosemont despite commercialization
Bureaucracy kills
Canada’s missing and murdered women need justice
Budget forecasts severe tuition increases
Part two of a four-part series: student aid still inaccessible