New class for the physics department?
Partial differential equations could become a requirement at McGill
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Destroy what destroys you
Blockading flows of unequal power
Homeless face an extreme winter
Shelters overflow as temperatures drop below -25 degrees Celsius
Rejecting appropriation
The Black Students’ Network on the use of their name in the QPIRG opt-out campaign
Students challenge SEM plan
SSMU and PGSS encouraged by new long-term approach to enrolment management
Everyday Memory
Through photography and film, Greg Staats explores the loss of Mohawk culture
Can’t understand, can’t imagine
What’s at stake when photographing atrocities in the third world?
Prom dates, perfect hair, and polynomials
Danica McKellar encourages girls’ love of math by reinventing their textbooks
“It is not because of WikiLeaks”
An interview with Haroun Bouazzi
Can Korean partition be undone?
A look into the politics surrounding the situation in Korea
No is no, yes is no
How can our conceptions of sexual consent be more nuanced?
SSMU President looks to end GA
SSMU President Zach Newburgh, along with two of his fellow executives and one Councillor, introduced a notice of motion proposing to abolish the current General Assembly (GA) model, replacing it with an “Annual General Meeting.” SSMU Council is scheduled to vote on the motion at its next meeting, on February 3. The motion was submitted… Read More »SSMU President looks to end GA
Watch out, I’mma censor you foo’
Political correctness, protest, and the Kay family
Diversified discussion
The “Equity and Media” conference plans to show undergraduate research
Religion 2.0
Worship taking to the web in an attempt to keep up with today’s lifestyles