QSR may add new member to its ranks
9,500 students would join SSMU in student lobbying group
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Thousands protest English school bill
New legislation pushed through National Assembly
AUS hosts Town Hall
Students had an opportunity to express their concerns to an administrative panel at the Arts Town Hall on Tuesday. The panel, comprised of the Dean… Read More »AUS hosts Town Hall
Senate shoots down Arch Café committee
As students protested inside Leacock, SSMU President Zach Newburgh’s resolution to create a committee to review the functions and operations of the Architecture Café was… Read More »Senate shoots down Arch Café committee
Others are not tools of the self
Our society’s way of viewing relationships leaves us painfully alone
Learn, boycott, divest, sanction
You too can help fight Israeli apartheid
GA resolution recommendations
Resolution Regarding Gender Parity Vote no. The whereas clauses of this motion use a false appeal to anti-oppressive language to distract from the reality of… Read More »GA resolution recommendations
Hey you! Pay attention
Your school is being taken over
Unions: the people who brought you weekends
The McGill administration has been making concerted efforts over the past few years to both restrict the powers of and prevent the existence of organized… Read More »Unions: the people who brought you weekends
Student unity?
Lobby groups come together for panel talk
Capitalism with a conscience
Let’s get real about microfinance
The name is a justification
Using “Judea and Samaria” masks a land-grab
Council prepares for GA
SSMU will pose SACOMSS fee renewal at fall referendum
What’s solid melts into air
From campus to Asia, transformation is on the way
Fossil fuels are a dinosaurian menace
Natural gas is often touted as oil and coal’s cleaner, less polluting fossil fuel sibling, but it’s far from clean enough. This fact was evident… Read More »Fossil fuels are a dinosaurian menace