Beating the winter blues with creativity
Fun-A-Day Montreal encourages self-care through daily projects
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Midterm reviews: SSMU executive
This year’s Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) executive has shown itself to be more politically involved than its predecessor. Under this leadership, the society… Read More »Midterm reviews: SSMU executive
Sustainable for whom?
Critically assessing Suzanne Fortier’s conception of ‘community’
What’s a millennial?
A closer look at the ‘me’ generation and its stereotypes
Food for the North
Indigenous people in Northern Canada face severe food insecurity
The research behind the ballot
How science can (and should) shape the vote
Grad students to vote in long-awaited disaffiliation referendum
Strict referendum regulations partially suspended after court challenge
Scars we share
Multimedia artist unifies participants’ sewn scars
PGSS Board of Directors censures Secretary-General, requests vote of confidence
Grad students take action in support of fossil fuel divestment
Two steps backward, one step forward
The moral, medical, and financial absurdity of cutting refugee healthcare
Examining the right to die
Law students host discussion on physician assisted-suicide, Bill 52
Grad students decry increased workload, decreased hours for TAs
AGSEM negotiates collective agreement in the face of budget cuts
In which the environment is a governmental issue
The Daily’s environment pullout lacks analysis
#BlackLivesMatter: Montreal stands with Ferguson
1,000 gather for vigil organized by McGill Black Students’ Network
“Everything is problematic”
My journey into the centre of a dark political world, and how I escaped