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Problematizing Canada’s history
Ralph Haddad • September 30, 2013
The government’s continual oppression of Indigenous communities Read More
Accessibility is not universal
Ralph Haddad • September 23, 2013
How McGill perpetuates ableism Read More
Crossing borders and fields of study
Christopher Cayen-Cyr • September 16, 2013
Engineers Without Borders does what many before it could not Read More
Know your rights
Ralph Haddad • September 9, 2013
The Silk Road discusses Quebec minorities and human rights Read More
100 per cent normal
Diana Kwon • September 3, 2013
The story of growing up with Tourette’s Read More
Tolerance and coexistence
Sarah Fortin • September 3, 2013
The importance of education in ending Islamophobia Read More
Humanities 101 broadens educational capacity
Hannah Besseau • July 29, 2013
New initiative offers people with mental illness accessible education Read More
Breaking down stigma on the road to recovery
Diana Kwon • July 9, 2013
Addressing inequality to change how we view mental health Read More
Bridging politics and religion
Davide Mastracci • July 4, 2013
Reviewing the Religion and Foreign Policy conference Read More
Serving patients to pharma
Diana Kwon • May 27, 2013
The need for critical investigation into industry-funded clinical trials Read More
Shattering oppression in schools through art
Nirali Tanna • May 16, 2013
From the ground up Read More
Changing the world in three minutes
Diana Kwon • April 8, 2013
Bridging gaps in communication between academia and society Read More
This year in research at McGill
Ralph Haddad • April 4, 2013
McGill researchers treat autism in mice] November 2012 On November 21, McGill researchers released a paper in Nature describing their success in inducing and reversing autism symptoms in mice, marking one of the first real steps toward treating autism. Researchers knocked out a specific gene in mice that was involved… Read More
