McGill allows preferred name on student ID cards, class lists
Policy change does not extend to official documents
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Ollivier Dyens appointed Deputy Provost (Student Life and Learning)
Position has seen controversy over past seven years
Library holds consultation sessions on proposed closure of the Life Sciences Library
Process criticized as insincere
Education Across Borders Collective makes fourth visit to school commission
No major progress attained
AGSEM ratifies contract for invigilators
Concessions made on pay, working conditions
The Daily talks to McGill student claiming harassment from professor
Amr El-Orabi gives a recount of events that led to his return to Egypt
PGSS candidates’ debate points to disengaged electorate
Graduate students elections reflect internal divisions
Mac students react to death threat allegations
Shock, outrage expressed at alleged harassment by professor
Life Sciences library likely to be moved to Schulich
24-hour access to libraries to be cut
Students confront teacher accused of death threat
McGill student back in Egypt after being harassed by professor
PGSS rocked by accusations of sexual harassment
External Affairs Officer claims executives cultivated culture of intimidation
Tea Party billionaire funding McGill fellowship
Prof, students vouch for program’s academic freedom
An oral history of the 1968 Political Science student strike
In November 1968, the McGill Political Science Association (PSA) went on strike. There were no political science classes for two weeks. Eventually, students occupied the… Read More »An oral history of the 1968 Political Science student strike
AUS adopts equity policy
Council discusses ‘Vision Board,’ Leacock restructuring, Orientation Innovation Fund
Medical resident says he was punished for standing up for patients
The culture of impunity for senior staff at hospitals affiliated with McGill is putting patients at risk, according to Dr. Alexander Nataros, a first-year family… Read More »Medical resident says he was punished for standing up for patients