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Beyond “Yes” and “No”

Anonymous • September 28, 2015

Why #ConsentMcGill and the current consent discourse is failing survivors of sexual violence Read More

Unacceptable blood

Min-Ju Lee • September 28, 2015

How blood donation regulations use stats to target queer men Read More

Trigger warnings are not censorship

Connor Tannas • September 28, 2015

Why the slippery slope argument doesn’t hold Read More

Fifth annual Indigenous Awareness Week

Jill Bachelder • September 28, 2015

Events bring attention to Indigenous cultures Read More

Supporting communities meaningfully

Samiha Sharif • September 26, 2015

On Community Engagement Day and the importance of solidarity Read More

Protestors rally ahead of federal debate

Christopher Cayen-Cyr • September 25, 2015

McGill students join environmental justice contingent Read More

A case of blood sport

Sarah Shahid • September 22, 2015

The World Cup’s mistreatment of migrant workers Read More

McGill TAs should vote to strike

Rachel Avery • September 22, 2015

Job security and quality undergraduate education are on the line Read More

From decay, splendor

Catherine Jeffery • September 21, 2015

Open air gallery brings life to a forgotten place Read More

McGill kickstarts Medieval Studies minor

Rebecca Kahn • September 21, 2015

New minor to span departments, geographical regions Read More

Pesticides and personality

Rafia Bosan • September 21, 2015

The topic of pesticide use is a controversial subject that has been getting a lot of attention lately. Several recent studies have shown that the residue of neonicotinoids, a type of pesticide, causes damage to a farm’s ecosystem, and has been linked to the death of bees. There have… Read More

Textbook prices are too damn high

Geneva Gleason • September 21, 2015

Inaccessible materials make for inaccessible education Read More

Slurp up some science

Jill Bachelder • September 19, 2015

Week-long event introduces students to research at McGill Read More