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SSMU Fall General Assembly 2017
Marina Cupido • October 23, 2017
SSMU holds forum on Gendered and Sexual Violence Policy
Ana Paula Sanchez • October 23, 2017
Attendees voice concerns and discuss paths forward Read More
Islamic Studies Institute in the spotlight following abuse allegations against professor
Marina Cupido • October 23, 2017
Case reveals institutional barriers to accountability for sexual violence at McGill Read More
Trash in Milton-Parc
Claire Grenier • October 23, 2017
Student littering disrupts residents Read More
‘Policing Black Lives’ book launch
Zara Rehan • October 23, 2017
Robyn Maynard explores anti-Blackness and state violence Read More
White supremacist posters found in Milton Parc
Nora McCready • October 23, 2017
SSMU compiles list of far-right groups in Montreal to watch for on campus Read More
VP Finance suspended from SSMU Board of Directors
Marina Cupido • October 21, 2017
Procedural legitimacy of decision questioned Read More
SSMU building to close for repairs
Ana Paula Sanchez • October 19, 2017
SSMU criticized by McGill community Read More
Sexual violence policy still lacking
Nora McCready • October 19, 2017
McGill’s policy not stand-alone and misses avenues for justice Read More
Mental health panel adresses power structures
Rayleigh Lee • October 19, 2017
Participants create sculpture representing McGill hierarchy Read More
SSMU Council sees lengthy debate over AVEQ affiliation
Marina Cupido • October 19, 2017
VP Operations position to be eliminated Read More
McGill’s response to fentanyl crisis still lacking
Ana Paula Sanchez • October 2, 2017
Floor fellows forbidden from administering naloxone Read More
McGill professor accused of sexual misconduct
Marina Cupido • October 2, 2017
Stickers appear in women’s washrooms warning students of abuse Read More
SSMU Council grills President
Rayleigh Lee • October 2, 2017
Transparency of Board of Directors and constitutionality of BDS questioned Read More
Erica Violet Lee on Indigenous feminism
Claire Grenier • September 27, 2017
Resistance through mourning, love, and reclaiming space in academia Read More