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On Not-So-Guilty Pleasures and Taylor Swift’s ‘folklore’
Bridget Esler • September 2, 2020
Why you should be shouting “Betty” from the rooftops Read More
Death by Zoom Fatigue
Leslie Brown • September 2, 2020
The cost of virtualizing social interaction Read More
Opinion: My Biracial Identity as a Trend: Colourism in Hollywood
Layla Razek • September 1, 2020
Colourism in Hollywood. Colourism in Bollywood. Colourism in the words, unnoticed within the quick stream of a rap song, that imply that someone who looks like my mom isn’t worth the effort. Worth anything. Hate is a powerful background noise which builds up over time. But… Read More
It’s Beyond Time
SPHR McGill • July 1, 2020
A Letter to the McGill Administration and to our Fellow McGill Students Read More
Tales of Racism and my Vietnamese Identity
Đồng Bảo Ngân Hà • June 20, 2020
Acknowledging and Resisting Asian and Vietnamese Complicity in Anti-Black Racism Read More
Quebec Prisons Failing to Protect Inmates
Abigail Popple • June 8, 2020
Anti-Carceral Group Calls For Release Of More Prisoners Read More
On Looking (Away)
Mohammed Odusanya • June 5, 2020
Visibility, Spectatorship, and Police Brutality Read More
Statement In Solidarity With the Black Community
Editorial Board • June 4, 2020
The Daily stands in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement and the protests against systemic racism and police brutality taking place in Canada, the United States, and around the world. This solidarity includes a firm commitment to the abolition of policing in all its forms. At this time, we… Read More
For TAs, Casual Employees, Invigilators, and Graders, COVID-19 Has Exacerbated Already Uncertain Working Conditions
Yasna Khademian • May 4, 2020
“Paying precarious employees, in McGill's eyes, is just not worth it,” Graduate Student Says Read More
Statement Condemning Sexual Violence and VP Internal Elect Declan McCool
Sam • April 15, 2020
A Letter from the Survivor Read More
Now Livestreaming: Meditations
Nabeela Jivraj • April 14, 2020
Pandemic Reflections from the End of March Read More
McGill Arab Student Network Fails Service Review
Andreas Iakovos Koch • April 10, 2020
Immediate Measures Must Be Taken To Maintain Service Status, SRC Says Read More
Decolonizing Course Registrations
Rachel Habrih • April 6, 2020
With course registrations having opened last week, students are scrambling to find courses that fit into their schedules and programs. For Black, Indigenous, and people of colour (BIPOC) students at McGill, the period of course registration is also a time to find courses in which they feel safe. Read More
Silencing Survivors: The Grey Area within the McGill Community
Anonymous • April 3, 2020
Around a year ago, I was sexually assaulted by a McGill student. Since then, this student has been reprimanded by the Arts Undergraduate Society (AUS) and has been prohibited from holding any official leadership roles in the Faculty of Arts. However, there is a gap between the AUS… Read More