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
A consensual world is possible
we had lots and lots of great fun
Andrea Zhu discovers the many facets of the World Expo 2010 in Shanghai
HireRight error almost costs McGill student his job; truckers sue over falsified background check reports
Defence claims cancer cases in Quebec town unrelated to Canadian military’s contamination of groundwater
The Heavy Machinery Training Project for the Haitian diaspora living in Quebec
After feeling excluded from campus politics, U1 Political Science student and Conservative McGill Principal Secretary Brendan Steven and U2 History student Kevin Brendan Pidgeon have… Read More »Ostracized conservative students create Prince Arthur Herald
Customer focus turning the program into one of SSMU’s key revenue sources
PGSS reallocates funds from its daycare program for support and legal aid; leaves program in limbo
Both parties hope to conclude negotiations by the end of the calendar year
Controversial McKinsey Co. will offer services free of charge
McGill professor Khalid Medani speaks with The Daily about yesterday’s referendum in Sudan
Prominent Montreal-based civil liberties lawyer Julius Grey, began his politically crusading career in an office familiar to most McGill students – that of SSMU President. In 1969-1970, when Grey presided over the student society, campus politics were different. Grey sat down with The Daily before the winter break to discuss what he sees as an… Read More »Back in the SSMU of ’69
Union claims University in contravention of Collective Agreement, Quebec Law