QPIRG: A public institution
The university’s mission should not be dictated by private interest alone
McGill Students’ Chapter of Independent Jewish Voices - Media Credits
Why the left should opt out of campus PIRGs
Ignoring Hezbollah war crimes is not progressive politics
Censoring the N-word
Removing racist slurs from Huck Finn covers up racist brutality
Watch out, I’mma censor you foo’
Political correctness, protest, and the Kay family
The pursuit of truth
Cinémathèque series looks at the journalist through cinema’s lens
Diversified discussion
The “Equity and Media” conference plans to show undergraduate research
Synagogue snack
New cafe opens in Ghetto Shul, offering budget food and board games
Military recruitment has no place on campus
Representatives from the Department of National Defence (DND) visited McGill this past Monday to give an informational session about their Policy Officer Recruitment Program. The… Read More »Military recruitment has no place on campus
Combating the QPIRG opt-out campaign’s misinformation
The Opt-Out campaign has three main points: QPIRG is anarchist and undemocratic, QPIRG hates Israel and Jews, and you can get a sandwich with the… Read More »Combating the QPIRG opt-out campaign’s misinformation
Discussion is not divisive
A worrying depoliticization has ensared campus
The Players’ Theatre presents The Oresteia
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Professors’ letter should spark university-wide solidarity
Last October, posters encouraging course lecturers to unionize began to disappear from across campus. The removals followed an internal memo circulated to building directors on… Read More »Professors’ letter should spark university-wide solidarity
Politics of violence
Tragedy strikes in the United States
Admin’s behaviour in UDrive shameful
An open letter from retired and current faculty
The decline of broader education
Today’s world recognizes the importance of societies’ educational excellence in economic growth. It is even treated as a measurable commodity and some international agencies have… Read More »The decline of broader education