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SSMU Executive midterm review
News • January 10, 2013
Josh Redel – President Redel arrived in office with a divided and politicized student body and what seemed to be a politically divergent executive team. However, Redel has been successful in keeping the executive working together smoothly, although this has often been done at the expense of tackling divisive issues. Read More
Are our cellphones killing us?
Nirali Tanna • January 10, 2013
Cellphone radiation may be linked to cancer and other diseases Read More
Idle No More reaches Montreal
Laurent Bastien Corbeil • December 24, 2012
Indigenous groups decry Bill C-45 Read More
Demonstrators ask admin to strike in response to government cuts
Hera Chan • December 14, 2012
Board of Governors discuss provincial austerity measures Read More
Doubts surround summit on higher education
Laurent Bastien Corbeil • December 8, 2012
Government seeks $124 million in cuts and fee hike for international students Read More
Polytechnique shooting remembered at McGill
Hera Chan • December 8, 2012
Fight against systemic violence persists beyond day of memorial, organizers say Read More
Inside and outside the octagon
Sports • November 26, 2012
The curious dynamic between fans and athletes at UFC 154 Read More
Examining the state of equity and diversity at McGill
Juan Velasquez-Buritica • November 26, 2012
Problems surrounding the University’s lack of policy, complaint mechanisms Read More
Looking Back – The Daily’s New Archives Blog!
admin • November 23, 2012
In the back rooms of The Daily/Délit offices sit stack after stack of bound volumes – one for almost every year of the Daily Publication Society’s 101 years. Generations of Dailyites have pored over their pages, drawing inspiration from the hundreds of writers that came before us and cringing at… Read More
Students mobilize against commodification of education
Carla Green • November 23, 2012
More than 60,000 students with strike mandate Read More
Students gather for Trans* Day of Remembrance
Juan Velasquez-Buritica • November 21, 2012
Over sixty students attended a vigil last night for the Trans* Day of Remembrance at the Y-intersection on campus. The vigil was hosted by Queer McGill’s Trans* Working Group, a new working group under the newly restructured organization. After an initial candle lighting ceremony, attendees organized in a circle to… Read More
Not-so-private practice
Emily Dehority • November 19, 2012
How everyday websites use our information Read More
Trans*forming the classroom
Commentary • November 19, 2012
The erasure of trans* folks at McGill, why it matters, and how to change it Read More