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Into the life of an Environment student
Many of us have seen Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth, a documentary outlining the impending doom of the planet, and have hopefully heard something about… Read More »Into the life of an Environment student
Almost 30,000 rally against tuition hikes
McGill students join the fight for accessible education
An emerging threat in the fight against HIV/AIDS
Growing apathy regarding the epidemic may undermine previous efforts
Oh, the monthly pains
It’s happening: the painters are in, Aunt Flo is coming to visit and you’re surfing the crimson wave. In short, it’s that time of the… Read More »Oh, the monthly pains
The skinny on fatphobia
As children, we are taught to fear many things – the evils of drugs, alcohol, and violence, for example. But another concern in particular has… Read More »The skinny on fatphobia
Montreal police launch project to help sexual exploitation victims
Sex worker advocacy group concerned about limitations of the project
Inside the investigations
Senate questions Jutras Inquiry into November 10 as students launch parallel inquiry
Art meets academia: a field study
Eastern Bloc exhibition brings together the seemingly disparate disciplines of art and anthropology
November 10, here and there
An international student reflects on simultaneous protests
Negotiations with striking workers suspended
Medical residents latest to suffer without support staff
McGill students host third annual TEDxMcGill event
Fifteen speakers discuss ‘ideas worth spreading’
A letter to the fifth floor occupiers
Criticism from a supporter
A criticism of the unsympathetic students
The events of November 10 brought some students together, but pushed others apart
Education is a right
Last Thursday, people took to the streets of Montreal in protest of five years of tuition hikes planned to start next September. The hike will… Read More »Education is a right