Letter to the editor
I write in response to the recent McGill Daily feature, “Judaism in a Pickle”, penned by three students who proudly flaunted their anti-Zionism yet lacked… Read More »Letter to the editor
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Abusive activists must be held responsible for their actions
On February 6, 2017, Igor Sadikov, former Daily editor and former Arts Representative to the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) tweeted “punch a zionist… Read More »Abusive activists must be held responsible for their actions
Against animal rights activism
Angry Inuk challenges mainstream anti-seal rhetoric
Accessibility in artistic spaces
Art Matters deconstructs how we understand art
Highlights from the SSMU candidates’ debate
In case you missed The Daily’s liveblog, check out some key moments from the debate
Best medical research, worst medical care
One understaffed clinic cares for all out-of-province students
Fixing the windows before building the doors
McGill’s $208 million infrastructure project silent on accessibility modifications
Can political athletes save us?
On taking a knee and potentials of sports activism
SSMU Executive Candidates Debate
SSMU Executive candidates for the 2017-2018 academic year debate each other, while The Daily liveblogs.
Meet your SSMU Executive Candidates
The Daily liveblogs the official SSMU candidates’ press conference, organized by Elections SSMU.
Letters to the Editor
Responses against the recently published article, “Jewish identity in a pickle”
Bomb threat targets Muslim students at Concordia
White supremacist group promises to “spread [their] fight to McGill too”
Student representatives on the administration response to sexual violence
Open letter to the McGill administration
Students criticize SSMU executives for inaction on David Aird
SSMU executives pledge to develop a sexual assault policy
SSMU VP External resigns amid allegations of sexual violence
Community Disclosure Network releases statement condemning David Aird’s “history of sexualized and gendered violence”