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Third Queer History Month Comes to a Close
Kate Ellis • November 12, 2020
Queerness and Disability panel discusses intersectional issues Read More
Winter 2021 COVID-19 Updates
Willa Holt • November 9, 2020
On Wednesday, November 3, McGill released an update on operations during the coming Winter 2021 semester. Here is a breakdown of the changes and guidelines in the release to clarify what this might mean for McGill students this Winter. Top three takeaways: (TL;DR) Courses will still be delivered remotely and… Read More
School of Social Work Ratifies New Equity Initiative
Willa Holt • November 9, 2020
Students concerned that their mental health is “pushed to the back burner” Read More
Dollarama’s Immigrant Workers Fight for their Rights
Andreas Iakovos Koch • October 31, 2020
Warehouse workers decry “deplorable” conditions Read More
Social Work Students Urge Faculty to Express Solidarity
Willa Holt • October 27, 2020
Bureaucratic red tape presents barrier to institutional action Read More
MASA Statement sparks controversy
Abigail Popple • October 26, 2020
SSMU Legislative Council discusses constitutionality of sharing political statements Read More
Third Queer History Month Held Online
Kate Ellis • October 19, 2020
Participants reflect on how the internet has impacted the LGBTQ+ community Read More
Plan to Address Anti-Black Racism Released
Abigail Popple • October 19, 2020
Statue of James McGill to Remain on Campus Read More
“Non à la Privatisation!”
Pandora Wotton • September 21, 2020
Community advocates rally against the privatization of the Royal Victoria Hospital Read More
New Draft Policy for Students with Disabilities Released
Yasna Khademian • September 21, 2020
AGSEM Raises Concerns with Draft Policy in Review Read More
Decolonizing Tibet, Resisting The Chinese Communist Party
Aiden Drake • September 18, 2020
An introduction to McGill Students for a Free Tibet Read More
A Program to “Confront Systemic Racism” at McGill
Abigail Popple • September 14, 2020
McGill Releases New Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Plan Read More
Quebec Prisons Failing to Protect Inmates
Abigail Popple • June 8, 2020
Anti-Carceral Group Calls For Release Of More Prisoners Read More
For TAs, Casual Employees, Invigilators, and Graders, COVID-19 Has Exacerbated Already Uncertain Working Conditions
Yasna Khademian • May 4, 2020
“Paying precarious employees, in McGill's eyes, is just not worth it,” Graduate Student Says Read More
McGill Arab Student Network Fails Service Review
Andreas Iakovos Koch • April 10, 2020
Immediate Measures Must Be Taken To Maintain Service Status, SRC Says Read More