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SSMU releases international tuition report

Henry Gass • March 10, 2011

Quebec seeks to address funding gap for international tuition through deregulation Read More

Mass transit is the future of Montreal

Jessica Lukawiecki • March 10, 2011

Montreal leading the way in transition from private commuting to public transit Read More

Developing countries most vunerable to climate change

Jordan Venton-Rublee • March 10, 2011

McGill study adds credibility to calls for greater aid from developed countries Read More

MCN21 discusses the future of shale gas

News • March 10, 2011

Quebec orders moratorium on controversial drilling technique to assess its sustainability Read More

SSMU Election Supplement

admin • March 10, 2011

The complete candidate rundowns. Read More

PGSS VP External resigns

Henry Gass • March 5, 2011

Exec hopes to reverse his decision Read More

EUS calls for CFES reform

Nick Kandel • March 5, 2011

Open letter accuses federation of mismanagement and questions leadership Read More

Journal de Montréal lockout ends

Emily Meikle • March 5, 2011

Rue Frontenac allowed to continue publishing under final agreement Read More

Federal anti-smuggling bill cracks down on asylum seekers

Humera Jabir • March 5, 2011

Legislation faces criticism for denying refugees rights and protections Read More

Midnight Kitchen opens student lounge

News • March 5, 2011

Food collective expanding operations ahead of fee increase referendum Read More

PGSS releases new tuition fee policy

Henry Gass • March 5, 2011

VP External hopes policy will be starting point for negotiations Read More

Concordia to hold inquiry on governance

News • March 5, 2011

Critics hope the Committee will shed light on BoG Read More

SSMU council back to business as usual

Andra Cernavskis • March 5, 2011

Student Society politics returns to routine post-Reading Week Read More

Conference examines sustainability with money in mind

Will Vanderbilt • March 5, 2011

Building sustainable products is an excellent business decision, according to both keynote speakers at last week’s “Awake,” McGill’s Business Conference on Sustainability. About 70 delegates from universities across Canada attended the conference, where they participated in workshops with industry leaders, listened to two speeches, and attended a sustainability fair with… Read More

Canadian diplomats to African countries talk to McGill students

Rachel Reichel • March 3, 2011

McGill alumni working in Nigeria and the DRC discuss progress, challenges, and the role of Canada Read More