Harnessing the world’s computational power
Crowdsourced computing makes innovation more accessible
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The regulation complication
Public health challenges in the growing e-cigarette market
On police brutality and anti-Black racism
Ripple effects from Ferguson to Montreal
Big enough that you can’t hate me
Taylor Swift, Top 40 victim
The Jazz Festival goes mobile
When soccer fans sent nearly 580,000 tweets in one minute during the World Cup, they broke a Twitter record. Ellen DeGeneres crashed Twitter with a… Read More »The Jazz Festival goes mobile
Student-run café kicks off its first week
The Nest opens after three years of lobbying
Decay and Sustain
The noise was constant. It was a dim rumble for most of the day, when the sounds of cars rolling on asphalt or the persistent… Read More »Decay and Sustain
Not a media event
Photographing the feeling we call community
Breaking the (bro)code
Creating space for women in technology and related fields
Of moose antlers and transnational Indigenous alliances
Differences and similarities in Canadian and Panamanian Indigenous struggles
Library reference section to be downsized
Faculty and students not consulted
Engineering undergraduates support tar sand exploitation
EUS reacts to Divest McGill campaign
Art history and communications studies graduate students join ASSÉ
ASSÉ mobilizes its members against the summit
Campus Crops forced to start from square one
Reservoir flood destroys years of work
PGSS condemns McGill’s intention to limit access to information
The Post-Graduate Students’ Society (PGSS) called on McGill to withdraw parts of a motion filed by the University which would grant McGill the authority to… Read More »PGSS condemns McGill’s intention to limit access to information