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Master Plan fails to connect Arts and Science buildings with pedestrian tunnel; promises sustainable changes

Concordia’s Board of Governors finally succeeded in raising tuition for international students by $1,000 a year last Friday, after four failed meetings, including one in… Read More »Tuition hike slams international students

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[Correction appended] Six McGill students were abruptly fired after working two weeks of a summer telemarketing job at Downshire Capital, a Montreal financial company that… Read More »Students find shady jobs through CAPS

When Liberal Lucienne Robillard resigned as the Westmount—Ville-Marie Member of Parliament after 13 years, the riding prepared for a by-election to find a replacement. Now,… Read More »Federal candidates face-off in by-election

McGill security denies hundreds of workers access to meeting, workers blame administration

McGill shuffles wait-listed first years to new luxury accommodations at the last minute

Caferama manager Faykil Ben will be left jobless come January when coffee giant, Café Supreme, moves into room 103 in the Shatner building. Ben will… Read More »Caferama franchisee to lose restaurant

Restaurant renovations will extend into adjacent student lounge

Security calls police to handle campus “criminal activities”

Montreal police insist community is safe, incidents unrelated

Students decry flawed tender process, lack of consultation

McGill’s 2,000 teaching assistants (TAs) began striking today following the breakdown of negotiations at two final meetings during which the University continued to resist a… Read More »McGill Teaching Assistants on strike

McGill’s Development and Alumni Relations (DAR) is asking current students to help fund Campaign McGill as it tries to climb from the $380-million already collected… Read More »Capital campaign solicits student donations

After years of inconsistent administrative support, a breadth of student environmental projects are breaking new ground