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SSMU Special General Assembly

Dana Wray • November 13, 2013

The McGill Daily liveblogs from the Special GA Read More

Professor in El-Orabi case appeals harassment ruling

Nicolas Quiazua • November 11, 2013

Graduate student who left McGill receives no financial compensation Read More

Sexual Assault Resource Centre opens at Concordia

Mark Tartamella • November 11, 2013

Centre addresses need to combat prevalent rape culture Read More

Photographing the lesser-known Afghanistan

Rosie Long Decter • November 11, 2013

“Wakhan, Another Afghanistan” and the objectivity of photography Read More

It ain’t over, and the fat lady won’t sing

Nathalie O'Neill • November 7, 2013

Stu&Jess brings alternative opera to Montreal Read More

Discussing labour issues on an unsympathetic campus

Jill Bachelder • November 4, 2013

Second installment of Labour Week kicks off on November 4 Read More

A rockstar programmer in nine weeks?

Jeremy Schembri • November 4, 2013

if(skill>0): go to bootcamp Read More

India’s brutal family planning policies on film

Daniel Woodhouse • October 30, 2013

Cinema Politica Concordia screens Something Like a War Read More

Ding-dong! The witch is not dead

Samantha Shier • October 28, 2013

A spell to end the witch-hunt of patriarchy Read More

SSMU student-run café to open in January 2014

Dana Wray • October 26, 2013

Café to be in second-floor cafeteria of Shatner building Read More

Golden (concert) tickets

Daniel Woodhouse • October 26, 2013

The well-oiled Montreal ticket machine Read More

Corruption, transit hot topics for Montreal mayoral candidates

Lola Duffort • October 24, 2013

McGill hosts English-language debate for upcoming municipal elections Read More

Vigil mourns victims of police brutality

Emmet Livingstone • October 24, 2013

Attendees criticize Bill 12, system of internal police investigations Read More

Culture Shock

Dana Wray • October 21, 2013

Since 2006, Quebec Public Interest Research Group (QPIRG) McGill and SSMU have teamed up to offer Culture Shock – eight days of panels, workshops, art, and film screenings, dedicated to breaking down myths about communities of colour, Indigenous peoples, immigrants, and refugees. The annual event series openly addresses issues such… Read More

Global Warming? Pfff!

Christopher Cayen-Cyr • October 21, 2013

A portrait of modern climate change deniers Read More