Elena Lee • October 4, 2021

Panel discusses the legal and ethical implications of a vaccine mandate Read More

Zoe Lister • October 4, 2021

Protesters demand climate action in Montreal Read More

Pandora Wotton • September 27, 2021

Indigenous performers and speakers reflect on colonialism, sustainability Read More

Saylor Catlin • September 27, 2021

Experts say cancellation is indicative of anti-Black racism in the province Read More

Catey Fifield • September 20, 2021

Earlier this year, the Daily reported on issues members of the Association of Graduate Students Employed at McGill (AGSEM) were experiencing with Workday, the HR system that the university implemented in Fall 2020. After hundreds of TAs and invigilators missed paycheques that semester, with some still missing those… Read More

Abigail Popple • September 20, 2021

Update: The September 17 version of this article stated that students would only be notified of a potential exposure if they were at a medium or high risk of contracting COVID-19. To the Daily‘s knowledge, that statement was accurate at the time. However, according to an email sent to… Read More

Simon Feisthauer Fournet • September 13, 2021

As students head back to campus after a year of online classes, student services are reopening and Queer McGill is preparing to reopen their doors. This student-run service, created in 1972, provides queer students at McGill with a wide range of resources and advocates for queer student  rights… Read More

Saylor Catlin • September 13, 2021

On September 1, the first day of classes of the Fall semester, students congregated in front of the James Administration building from 9 AM to 5 PM in a protest organized by SSMU. Protest organizers called on the University to create more comprehensive guidelines and equitable accommodations relating… Read More

Abigail Popple • September 13, 2021

A selection of new student organizations at McGill Read More

Mya Ker • September 1, 2021

Students express their concerns over University COVID-19 Guidelines Read More

Abigail Popple • September 1, 2021

“RBC funds climate crisis,” organizers say Read More

Eve Cable • July 10, 2021

“The federal government is complicit in ongoing genocide” Read More

Catey Fifield • April 15, 2021

AGSEM seeks “the maximum penalty for McGill’s violations of employment law” Read More

Julia Compton • March 22, 2021

Meals for Milton-Parc founder Sophie Hart explains how COVID-19 has impacted unhoused people in Montreal Read More

Abigail Popple • March 22, 2021

McGill administration expects students to return to campus despite the unpredictability of public health directives Read More