Tightrope walk to success
Paper Apartment Gallery takes a personal approach to the art community
Paper Apartment Gallery takes a personal approach to the art community
There’s been a lot of admirable student mobilization on campus this semester, but no one should count students’ performance at the SSMU General Assembly (GA)… Read More »Direct democracy needs direct involvement
Critics say ruling doesn’t go far enough
Admin alleged to have lied to student groups about exclusivity contracts
Re: “Others are not tools of the self” | Commentary | October 21
Omar Khadr, a Canadian citizen and a former child soldier, has spent the last eight years of his life in Guantánamo Bay detention camps. This… Read More »Harper’s behaviour in Khadr case is shameful
How kids are saving opera
Centaur Theatre makes violent Greek tragedy Medea accessible
CCA exhibit “Journeys” puts architecture and migration in context
Re: “Will we ever see Norman Cornett at McGill again?” | Commentary | September 27
McGill Daily: What have you found to be the most effective tactics for students trying to move their administration one way or another? Angus Johnston:… Read More »Full interview with Angus Johnston
World War I doctor Lorenz Böhler’s body-as-machine perspective
John Lapsley on Quebec creative arts therapies, and the bill that threatens them
An appeal to campus labourers
Journeys and the global movement of people have always been a significant part of human experience. As a concept, however, the term “journeys” is incredibly… Read More »Telling the stories of migration