McGill Announces New Sports Science Institute
Activists criticize donor for “sportswashing” Israeli colonialism
Abigail Popple - Articles
How Animal Research at McGill Was Disrupted by the Pandemic
Thousands of rodents and chickens euthanized in early 2020
Nobel Committee Institutes “Non-TERF Division” for Literature Prize
On April 1, 2022, the Nobel Prize Committee introduced a new category for its literature prize: the “Non-TERF Division.” In explaining the award, the Norwegian… Read More »Nobel Committee Institutes “Non-TERF Division” for Literature Prize
Quiz: Are you a McGill Student or a Kafka Character?
McGill University prides itself on being absolutely laden with bureaucracy so as to make the student experience as frustrating and painful as possible. It’s a… Read More »Quiz: Are you a McGill Student or a Kafka Character?
Students at McGill, UofT, UBC Pass Pro-Palestine Policies
Canadian universities see “renewed momentum” in pro-Palestine activism
Floor Fellows on Strike
McGill only offering minimum wage
Investigation Against Daryanani Botched
SSMU President reinstated despite misgivings about HR investigation
“Community Control, Not Oil, Not Coal”
Divest McGill occupies Arts Building
School of Social Work Undergraduates on Strike
Strike resolution passes with overwhelming majority
McGill to return to in-person learning on January 24
Open letter denounces administration’s decision
Winter 2022 Bingo Board!
Because we live in ~unprecedented times~, the Daily has consulted our 100 per cent accurate crystal ball to see what the next semester holds for… Read More »Winter 2022 Bingo Board!
Board of Directors Indefinitely Postpones Motion Regarding President’s Absence
Daryanani will not be asked to resign
November 25 Legislative Council
On November 25, SSMU’s Legislative Council convened for their last meeting of the semester. Councillors discussed President Darshan Daryanani’s ongoing absence; later in the evening,… Read More »November 25 Legislative Council
In Conversation with AGSEM
The university has been receptive, but concerns remain
Students Speak Out for Palestine
Despite the rain and cold on Friday, November 12, students and activists gathered at the Roddick Gates in a rally concluding BDS (Boycott, Divest, and… Read More »Students Speak Out for Palestine