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Students Occupy James Admin Building

Yasna Khademian • April 13, 2019

“Occupation is a Crime; Cancel POLI 339” Read More

Rez Project Improvements

Emily Black • April 8, 2019

Increased Funding Leads to Paid Positions Read More

QPIRG Annual General Meeting

News • April 8, 2019

Or: A Star Trek Retirement Party Read More

“Change the Name” Movement Recap

Justine Coutu • April 8, 2019

McGill Students Await Principal’s Decision Read More

Ontario Students Walkout

Shanaya D’sa • April 8, 2019

Walkout in Protest of Ford Government Changes Read More

Change the Name Banner Drop

Emily Black • April 2, 2019

Just before 2 PM on Wednesday, March 27, a banner was dropped from the roof of Leacock above the corridor connecting to Arts. The banner read “CHANGE THE NAME.” Within five minutes, two McGill security officers appeared and began the process of removing the banner. By 2:05, the banner was… Read More

March 27 Senate: Revised Sexual Violence Policy

Emily Black • April 2, 2019

At Senate on March 27, Senator Angela Campbell presented the revised version of McGill’s Sexual Violence Policy, which passed at their meeting. The following day, an email was sent out to students detailing the changes to the policy and expressing the administration’s satisfaction with the policy’s developments. In presenting the… Read More

Students Call for Interim SUS Representative to SSMU

Justine Coutu • April 2, 2019

On January 23, 2019, the Science Undergraduate Society’s (SUS) representative to SSMU, Moses Milchberg, resigned for personal reasons. According to the SUS Constitution, by-elections to fill a vacant seat are to be held in the event of a resignation. However, instead of nominating a replacement to serve as interim SUS… Read More

SSMU Election Results

Claire Grenier • April 1, 2019

SSMU election season ended March 29 with the release of the results for executive positions and referenda questions. Voter turnout for this election was 18 per cent, or 3,944 out of 21,842 potential voters. Last year’s turnout was 32.8 per cent; however, most positions and fees had abstention rates between… Read More

SSMU Elections: Candidate Rundowns and Endorsements

News • March 25, 2019

Phoebe Pannier President Bryan Buraga Experience: Currently, Buraga serves as an Arts & Science Senator, which allows him to participate in SSMU Legislative Council and McGill Senate. Between those two bodies, Buraga has participated in many committees, including serving as director of the Board… Read More

McGill’s Sexual Violence Policy

Emily Black • March 25, 2019

Timeline of Past Events Read More

March Against Police Brutality

Olivia-Jeri Pizzuco-Ennis • March 25, 2019

On March 15, about 250 people gathered at Norman Bethune square at 6pm for the 23rd annual March Against Police Brutality. The march was organized by the Coalition Opposed to Police Brutality (COBP). Demonstrators gave speeches, and COBP organizers spoke of police violence by Service… Read More

Unpaid Interns Strike

Emily Black • March 25, 2019

Last week, thousands of university and CEGEP students across Quebec took part in a week-long strike protesting unpaid internships. From March 18 to 22, over 35,000 university students in Montreal, Sherbrooke, and Gatineau participated in walkouts. Ahead of the provincial budget reveal on Wednesday, March 20, around 200… Read More

Climate Justice March

Shanaya D’sa • March 24, 2019

On March 15, 150,000 people took to the streets of Montreal to demand climate justice. The demonstration was organized by high school, CEGEP, and university students in conjunction with over a million students around the world. Montreal’s demonstration ranks among one of the largest worldwide. Students and demonstrators… Read More

Christchurch Mosque Shooting

Nadia El-Sherif • March 24, 2019

Islamophobic Violence in New Zealand Read More