Student movement splintered over underfunding from province
The once monolithic Quebec student movement has split over yet another million-dollar question this fall, pulling McGill graduates and undergraduates in different political directions
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Old Montreal Inc.
Manufacturing tourism in the historical heart of the city
What will follow withdrawal?
A response to Gideon Levy’s visit to campus
Boycott McGill food services
If you support the Architecture Café and the future of student-run initiatives on campus, you should boycott McGill Food Services. Most of you are likely… Read More »Boycott McGill food services
International Blasphemy Rights Day
Blasphemous libel is still a crime under section 296(1) of the Criminal Code of Canada. The last time someone was found guilty of such a… Read More »International Blasphemy Rights Day
Will we ever see Norman Cornett at McGill again?
The administration’s unjust firing of the popular prof needs explanation and redress
Pioneering black film
The International Black Film Festival (IBFF) continues in full force this week, with dozens of films playing through October 3. The organizers’ explicit aim is… Read More »Pioneering black film
Cut the shit on the bike ban
The lockdown on bikes sucks, and the vast majority of the people at Thursday’s Open Forum on Cycling and Pedestrian Safety made that explicitly clear.… Read More »Cut the shit on the bike ban
The Tribune needs a lesson in journalism
It is appropriate that the Tribune’s editorial on AUS this week (“Making AUSes of themselves,” September 28) led with the phrase “emergent details.” That accurately… Read More »The Tribune needs a lesson in journalism
Opt-outs are not a weapon
Opposing racial injustice, defending the rights of queer people, standing behind a woman’s right to have an abortion, protecting the environment: do these sound like… Read More »Opt-outs are not a weapon
Super fans
Michael Lee-Murphy profiles the Montreal Ultras
New police commissioner acknowledges racial profiling
Anti-police brutality groups still skeptical
Pop Montreal vs. Ville de Montréal
City taking festival to court over poster fines
AUS releases updated budget
The Arts Undergraduate Society (AUS) released its 2010-2011 budget at its Council meeting last Wednesday. The budget projects a total deficit of $6,739, but that… Read More »AUS releases updated budget
Aboriginal youth speak out
Jessica Yee and Melissa Elliott spoke at Concordia University September 23, at a panel discussion on Aboriginal youth rights. Elliott is the co-founder of Young… Read More »Aboriginal youth speak out