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Online School While Black

Leïla Ahouman • December 19, 2021

Or How the Pandemic Ruined My Student Experience Read More

SSMU President’s Leave of Absence Continues

Abigail Popple • November 8, 2021

VP Internal asks the Daily not to investigate further Read More

Fall 2021 Endorsements

Editorial Board • November 8, 2021

The McGill Daily editorial board has compiled their endorsements for the Fall 2021 referendum. Read More

Book Review: ‘The Good Arabs’ by Eli Tareq El Bechelany-Lynch

Aysha White • November 1, 2021

The prose and poetry collection published by Metonymy Press explores identity and belonging Read More

#Uprootthesystem

Zoe Lister • October 4, 2021

Protesters demand climate action in Montreal Read More

Sexism and Silence in SSMU

Emily Black • September 22, 2021

Gender-based discrimination goes unchecked and creates a toxic environment, sources say Read More

How Purdue Pharma Got Away with it All

Eve Cable • September 20, 2021

The family behind the opiod crisis will walk away with little to no consequences Read More

Analysis: McGill’s COVID Protocol

Abigail Popple • September 20, 2021

Update: The September 17 version of this article stated that students would only be notified of a potential exposure if they were at a medium or high risk of contracting COVID-19. To the Daily‘s knowledge, that statement was accurate at the time. However, according to an email sent to… Read More

SSMU Demands Safe and Accessible Campus

Saylor Catlin • September 13, 2021

On September 1, the first day of classes of the Fall semester, students congregated in front of the James Administration building from 9 AM to 5 PM in a protest organized by SSMU. Protest organizers called on the University to create more comprehensive guidelines and equitable accommodations relating… Read More

Is it Great to Go Greek?

Features • September 13, 2021

The Greek system in the US and Canada Read More

McGill Returns to In-Person Schooling

Mya Ker • September 1, 2021

Students express their concerns over University COVID-19 Guidelines Read More

What the Daily Read this Summer!

Editorial Board • September 1, 2021

The McGill Daily Editorial Board recommends… educational and recreational Read More

The legacy of residential schools in government-run social care systems

Eve Cable • July 10, 2021

“The federal government is complicit in ongoing genocide” Read More

McGill Faculty and Staff Respond to Provost’s MRO of May 17, 2021

McGill Faculty and Staff • May 27, 2021

As faculty and staff members of the McGill University community, we respond to Provost Manfredi’s MRO pre-emptively dismissing the student-initiated petition calling on the university to divest from Israel and honour its commitment to Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI). A central complaint of the petition is that Palestinian… Read More