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Sex work advocacy group Stella addresses students on Montreal’s sex industry

Peter Newhook, the newly acclaimed SSMU VP Finance & Operations, is considering resigning before his term even begins, and some on SSMU Council are expecting… Read More »Acclaimed VP Finance & Operations may resign

Administrators, student union representatives, facilities managers, and government officials will gather for the first-ever Student Parent Forum this May, to finally address the needs of… Read More »McGill to host forum on student parents in May

Since the Quebec government’s 2005 cancellation of formal sexual education in the province’s high schools, the subject has all but disappeared. When it implemented the… Read More »Lack of sex education takes its toll in Quebec

Volunteers argue free collective childcare is a method of political organizing rather than a charity

McGill Planning Office asks student cyclists whether they want bike lockers

Students vote overwhelmingly to support Daily Publications Society

Smoothie chain Liquid Nutrition signed a lease with SSMU Friday to move into Shatner Room 108, the space previously occupied by computer store University Bytes.… Read More »SSMU forced to settle for smoothies in first-floor Shatner space

McGill Student Services’ abrupt firing of longtime mental health counsellor Eric Widdicombe last month left his students shocked and searching for explanations. Human resources gave… Read More »Students object to counsellor’s firing

SSMU VP Finance & Operations Imad Barake (right) and VP External Affairss Max Silverman (centre) dance in Leacock yesterday, trying to convince students to “vote… Read More »Campus Eye: Vote or Die

At the March 5 meeting of Senate, Principal Heather Munroe-Blum publicly clarified her vision on the relationship between administration and governance at McGill. In response… Read More »University Reform: Principal clarifies administration-governance divide

Elections McGill bans web site, allows new site, then bans it hours later

The University of Manitoba students’ union passed a motion on March 6 acknowledging the questionnaire that Canadian Blood Services (CBS) uses is “homophobic and discriminatory.”… Read More »Blood Services to research homophobic question

[Correction Appended] After nearly a year of planning and several location changes, the SSMU bike collective opened its doors on Tuesday to a pack of… Read More »Bike collective gets rolling this week

Teaching assistants demand better conditions as University stalls contract negotiations