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Drinking games debated at Council

Maya Shoukri • November 17, 2010

Councillors move to strike discussion from minutes, concerned about SSMU liquor license Read More

Students pass referendum questions

Anna Norris • November 15, 2010

Voter turnout barely reaches quorum Read More

First Nation struggles to maintain order

Erin Hudson • November 15, 2010

State of emergency declared October 21 in isolated Ontario community Read More

SSMU moves to honour veterans

Maya Shoukri • November 15, 2010

Controversial Afghanistan clause removed Read More

Montrealers protest G20 summit

admin • November 15, 2010

Activists voice opposition to austerity measures in Quebec and worldwide Read More

SSMU supports Arch Café proposal

Maya Shoukri • November 13, 2010

Council upholds students’ right to govern their space Read More

Jihad, frame by frame

admin • November 13, 2010

McGill PhD students study terrorist recruitment videos from Central Asia and East Africa Read More

McGill joins Blair initiative

Mari Galloway • November 13, 2010

Former British prime minister speaks on eight-school Faith and Globalization program Read More

Council passes new SSMU equity policy

Queen Arsem-O'Malley • November 13, 2010

Extensive debate centres around striking the word “inoffensive” Read More

The cold winter of a war resister

admin • November 11, 2010

Conservative immigration policy complicates army deserters’ refugee claims Read More

Israeli soldiers on campus

Erin Hudson • November 11, 2010

Activists deem it recruitment, others disagree Read More

Architecture students join EUS

John Lapsley • November 11, 2010

Café closure sparked the move, but no longer an issue for ASA Read More

Richler tribute debated

Zach Lewsen • November 11, 2010

Quebec nationalists opposed to the idea Read More

Packed house for Town Hall

Rana Encol • November 11, 2010

The main grievance at Tuesday’s Town Hall was the lack of student consultation on the hot-button issues of tuition and the allocation of student and research space as Principal Heather Munroe-Blum engaged with students en masse for the first time this school year. Senators, council members, and core members of… Read More