Letter: a McGill story
On June 17, one of my classes started a 3-part “Indigenous Policies” unit. Our instructor facilitated the first session, which was a review and discussion… Read More »Letter: a McGill story
Commentary
Letter: Policing Mental Health and Wellness
Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour are Criminalized and Killed for their Mental Health Conditions
It’s Beyond Time
A Letter to the McGill Administration and to our Fellow McGill Students
Tales of Racism and my Vietnamese Identity
Acknowledging and Resisting Asian and Vietnamese Complicity in Anti-Black Racism
On Looking (Away)
Visibility, Spectatorship, and Police Brutality
Statement In Solidarity With the Black Community
The Daily stands in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement and the protests against systemic racism and police brutality taking place in Canada, the… Read More »Statement In Solidarity With the Black Community
Statement Condemning Sexual Violence and VP Internal Elect Declan McCool
A Letter from the Survivor
“I believe that a new executive team will make sure ASN never fails again”
Interview with a Tunisian student running for the Arab Student Network
Decolonizing Course Registrations
With course registrations having opened last week, students are scrambling to find courses that fit into their schedules and programs. For Black, Indigenous, and people… Read More »Decolonizing Course Registrations
Public Health Includes Prisoners
Between March 24 and April 2, 2020, detainees at the Laval Migrant Detention Centre engaged in a hunger strike demanding their release given the unique… Read More »Public Health Includes Prisoners
Silencing Survivors: The Grey Area within the McGill Community
Around a year ago, I was sexually assaulted by a McGill student. Since then, this student has been reprimanded by the Arts Undergraduate Society (AUS)… Read More »Silencing Survivors: The Grey Area within the McGill Community
COVID-19 Confinement Policies Raise Concerns About Domestic Violence Worldwide
Home is Far From the Safest Place for Many During Social Isolation
The Housing Crisis Is Not a Symptom of COVID-19
With the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Quebec now exceeding 2,498, provincial Premier François Legault has put the province “on hold” for at least… Read More »The Housing Crisis Is Not a Symptom of COVID-19
How a SSMU Service Abolished Democracy
A Controversial ‘Service’ In 2018, the former McGill Arab Student Association attained the status of a SSMU Service, and was rebranded as the McGill Arab… Read More »How a SSMU Service Abolished Democracy
We’re Not The Virus
Being Chinese-Canadian During COVID-19