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Panel confronts Stanley verdict
Inori Roy • February 19, 2018
University professors raise awareness on anti-Indigenous racism in law Read More
The effects of Islamophobia
Dorothy Yip • February 19, 2018
QPIRG holds workshop discussing “white allyship” context of Islamophobia in academia Read More
Players’ Theatre forced to relocate
Yasmeen Safaie • February 19, 2018
Asbestos contamination prompts immediate relocation during Festival Read More
McGill discusses ethical volunteering
Rayleigh Lee • February 12, 2018
Panelists discuss importance of acknowledging positionality Read More
Tense debate over AVEQ in SSMU
Marina Cupido • February 12, 2018
VP Finance alleges bias and financial mismanagement Read More
99 percent of McGill medical residents vote in favour of strike
Rayleigh Lee • February 12, 2018
Medical residents make allegations of systemic overworking and burnout Read More
International news briefs
Claire Grenier • February 12, 2018
BDS nominated for Nobel Peace Prize Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS), the Palestinian-led movement for freedom, justice, and equality has been nominated the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize. Norwegian MP Bjørnar Moxnes, the leader of Rødt (the Red Party), nominated the movement with the support of his party. The nomination was… Read More
Students in the School of Social Work voice concerns at town hall
Xavier Richer Vis • February 12, 2018
Issues include degendered bathrooms, curriculum, and stage placements Read More
Gerald Stanley acquitted of all charges in murder of Colten Boushie
Inori Roy • February 12, 2018
All-white jury rules Stanley ‘not guilty’ after a day’s deliberation Read More
McGill to be smoke-free by 2023
Yasmeen Safaie • February 5, 2018
Students concerned that stress, not smoking is the root of the issue Read More
Black History Month begins at McGill
Inori Roy • February 5, 2018
Black History Month opening ceremony begins month-long programming around the theme of Resistance Read More
International news briefs
Arvaa Balsara • February 5, 2018
North and South Korean athletes to compete together Relations between North Korea and South Korea remain fragile despite their recent agreement to march under one flag for the opening ceremony of the 2018 Winter Olympics taking place in South Korea from February 9-25. The two Koreas have agreed to compete… Read More
McGill Anti-Racist holds a vigil commemorating Quebec shooting
Victor Depois • February 5, 2018
One year later, few preventative measures have been taken Read More
Divest McGill mobilizes students
Dorothy Yip • January 29, 2018
Divest McGill hosts information workshop on environmental justice Read More
SSMU Council unanimously passes Survivor Bill of Rights
Yasmeen Safaie • January 29, 2018
Council discusses sexual assault allegations, sustainability Read More