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McGill to institute a permanent demonstration and protest protocol

Lola Duffort • November 26, 2012

Campus unions condemn the drafted versions of the proposal Read More

From the lab to the battlefield

Nicolas Quiazua • November 26, 2012

Robots partly built at McGill set for deployment in Afghanistan Read More

Indian Status Cards rejected by major retailers

Nathalie O'Neill • November 26, 2012

Quebec lacks complaint procedure Read More

Examining the state of equity and diversity at McGill

Juan Velasquez-Buritica • November 26, 2012

Problems surrounding the University’s lack of policy, complaint mechanisms Read More

Students mobilize against commodification of education

Carla Green • November 23, 2012

More than 60,000 students with strike mandate Read More

Arts General Assembly sees low turnout

Jordan Venton-Rublee • November 21, 2012

‘Students Helping Students’ fund tabled indefinitely Read More

Students gather for Trans* Day of Remembrance

Juan Velasquez-Buritica • November 21, 2012

Over sixty students attended a vigil last night for the Trans* Day of Remembrance at the Y-intersection on campus. The vigil was hosted by Queer McGill’s Trans* Working Group, a new working group under the newly restructured organization. After an initial candle lighting ceremony, attendees organized in a circle to… Read More

Reconstruction of Turcot Interchange faces strong opposition

Carla Green • November 19, 2012

Environment, corruption, traffic among activists’ concerns Read More

Students gather to celebrate International Students’ Day

Juan Velasquez-Buritica • November 19, 2012

November 10 commemorated in Community Square Read More

SSMU President responds to criticisms from The Daily at Council

Esther Lee • November 19, 2012

Quebec student federation representation also discussed Read More

Demonstrators protest Israel’s latest Gaza offensive

Cem Ertekin • November 16, 2012

At least 15 dead, 118 wounded in first day of operation Read More

Student-run cafe in the works

Juan Velasquez-Buritica • November 15, 2012

Plans to create a student-run cafe in the Shatner Building continue to develop as SSMU leadership considers different scenarios and the possibility of an extended time frame. Brought forward last year, the project’s time frame has expanded significantly, and VP Finance and Operations Jean-Paul Briggs told The Daily that he… Read More

University denies access to information

Annie Shiel • November 15, 2012

Students file formal complaint for violation of Quebec law Read More

Students demonstrate against disciplinary process at Senate

Lola Duffort • November 15, 2012

Inconsistent sanctions and targeting of activists on campus Read More

Research goals and transparency on Senate agenda

Annie Shiel • November 15, 2012

Administration’s definition of success remains unclear Read More