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Principal Suzanne Fortier will step down in August 2022
Zoe Lister • January 31, 2022
A look at the McGill principal’s time in office Read More
School of Social Work Undergraduates on Strike
Abigail Popple • January 24, 2022
Strike resolution passes with overwhelming majority Read More
How will Canada’s tight travel restrictions impact the return of McGill’s international students?
Zoe Lister • January 22, 2022
International students delay travel plans as they fear Quebec’s surge in COVID cases Read More
McGill to return to in-person learning on January 24
Abigail Popple • January 17, 2022
Open letter denounces administration’s decision Read More
Recognizing COVID’s Impact
Saylor Catlin • January 17, 2022
Acknowledging those who have had serious complications due to COVID-19 Read More
Buraga files Judicial Board Petition
Robert Muroni • January 10, 2022
Former President seeks resolution through Judicial Board as he says attacks “crossed the line” Read More
Board of Directors Indefinitely Postpones Motion Regarding President’s Absence
Abigail Popple • December 13, 2021
Daryanani will not be asked to resign Read More
November 25 Legislative Council
Abigail Popple • December 1, 2021
On November 25, SSMU’s Legislative Council convened for their last meeting of the semester. Councillors discussed President Darshan Daryanani’s ongoing absence; later in the evening, Councillors and Executives had a heated exchange regarding a lack of consultation in two of the motions submitted for review. The Question… Read More
Senate Proposal Alters JBSCE
Saylor Catlin • December 1, 2021
Committee shifts from "grassroots" to "top-down" approach Read More
UofT Divests from Fossil Fuels
Elsie Yang • December 1, 2021
McGill has yet to follow suit Read More
Anti-Homeless Architecture on the Rise
Anna Zavelsky • November 22, 2021
Emails reveal that hostile architecture is intentional Read More
In Conversation with AGSEM
Abigail Popple • November 22, 2021
The university has been receptive, but concerns remain Read More
Inhumane Conditions at Edmonton Max
Nicole Huang • November 22, 2021
Prisoners denied medication and time outside their cells Read More
Proposed Bill 2 Faces Resistance
Emma Bainbridge • November 15, 2021
“The bill is a step backwards,” LGBTQ+ advocates say. Read More
Students Speak Out for Palestine
Abigail Popple • November 15, 2021
Despite the rain and cold on Friday, November 12, students and activists gathered at the Roddick Gates in a rally concluding BDS (Boycott, Divest, and Sanctions) Week, hosted by the McGill and Concordia chapters of Students in Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights (SPHR). Demonstrators spoke about the ongoing occupation… Read More
