For what it’s worth, this is my last column in The Daily. I had planned a kind of emetic valedictory column, and to bring tears… Read More »Scanlan says goodbye, but doesn’t get all sappy about it
God as Father discussion Monday, April 7, 6:00 p.m Montreal Diocesan Theological College, 3473 University Discuss the dominant views of God as father and discuss… Read More »What’s the haps
Montreal’s Throw Slam Poetry Collective merges camaraderie and competition
Amelia Schonbek delves into the dance scene in The Daily’s final installment on Montreal tastemakers
This Thursday, SSMU Council has the rare opportunity to make a decision that students will actually care about. Councillors will debate whether to award a… Read More »Editorial: Toward a student-run café in Shatner
Patricia Pearson’s personal narratives won’t put your mind at ease
Expat Asian artists fall short as cultural ambassadors of their motherlands
Front row: Leah Pires, Jennifer Markowitz, Nicholas Smith, David Pullmer Middle Row: Max Halparin, Nadja Popovich, PJ Vogt, Will Vanderbilt, Drew Nelles Back row: Simon… Read More »The Daily’s 2007-2008 Editorial Board
Humanistic Studies is once again under the microscope, and students and faculty are concerned about the program’s future. Under review for the third time in… Read More »Humanistic studies program under third critical review
Long-time area business owners decry lack of consultations over multi-million dollar investments
The road to cheap electric cars could be bumpy in places
Nadine Gordimer fails to reinvigorate her pet themes in her new short story collection
Music students will vote on whether to increase ancillary fees by $333 per year for music lessons in a referendum this week. The referendum came… Read More »Music students hold referendum on fee increase
The McGill Daily’s Nadja Popovich looks at abuse in “tough love” rehabilitation facilities for teens.
Concordia part-time teachers on strike With just weeks left in the Winter semester, Concordia’s part-time teachers are going on strike. Roughly 20 classes will be… Read More »Road Trippin’