Students haven’t forgotten Arch Café
Senate establishes working group on student consultation, to answer to Mendelson
Senate establishes working group on student consultation, to answer to Mendelson
Two major energy companies have postponed plans for the completion of two exploratory shale gas wells in Quebec for six months in the face of… Read More »Shale gas drilling stalled
McGill professors instrumental in creation
The McGill administration has been making concerted efforts over the past few years to both restrict the powers of and prevent the existence of organized… Read More »Unions: the people who brought you weekends
Your school is being taken over
Resolution Regarding Gender Parity Vote no. The whereas clauses of this motion use a false appeal to anti-oppressive language to distract from the reality of… Read More »GA resolution recommendations
You too can help fight Israeli apartheid
Our society’s way of viewing relationships leaves us painfully alone
A s students living in Montreal, many of us can be considered outsiders. We are an eclectic mix, hailing from various cities, countries, and even… Read More »Quebec, from the outside in: Gabor Szilasi at the McCord
New program expands variety of multi-disciplinary programs
Fabien Maltais-Bayda on the uncertain future of NDG’s Empress Theatre
International festival hits a high note for bringing art back into the burlesque scene
Erin Moure’s poetry transverses linguistic boundaries
Provincial and Federal accounts differ by $30 million
Closing the Architecture Café was easy for the administration – a matter of subtracting the small profit from the student-run service from Aramark’s massive bid.… Read More »Let’s fight for our rights