Student Housing and Hospitality Services Update Residence Handbook
Students may now be evicted for violating COVID-19 measures
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Accidental “re-gendering” of washrooms prompts discussion of systemic transphobia at McGill
“McGill continues to fail trans, non-binary, and gender-nonconforming students,” says student
RSUS Denounces Professor Douglas Farrow in Open Letter
Farrow’s views make students feel “unsafe and marginalized,” letter says
MRGHL Holds Panel on the Relationship Between Privacy and Public Health
McGill Research Group on Health and Law panelists discuss data collection, surveillance, and distributive justice
Affordable Student Housing Committee Hosts Event on Tenant Rights
Community organizations present on protection from predatory landlords
“It Shouldn’t Be This Hard to Be Accommodated”
Students discuss barriers to accessing McGill’s Office for Students with Disabilities
Breaking the “Code of Silence”
Students call for more transparency in the outcomes of sexual assault cases
The Pandemic is a “Difficult and Isolating Time” EDRSC Coordinator Says
EDRSC Offers Online Services For Those Struggling With Eating Disorders
Third Queer History Month Comes to a Close
Queerness and Disability panel discusses intersectional issues
Winter 2021 COVID-19 Updates
On Wednesday, November 3, McGill released an update on operations during the coming Winter 2021 semester. Here is a breakdown of the changes and guidelines… Read More »Winter 2021 COVID-19 Updates
School of Social Work Ratifies New Equity Initiative
Students concerned that their mental health is “pushed to the back burner”
Social Work Students Urge Faculty to Express Solidarity
Bureaucratic red tape presents barrier to institutional action
MASA Statement sparks controversy
SSMU Legislative Council discusses constitutionality of sharing political statements
Third Queer History Month Held Online
Participants reflect on how the internet has impacted the LGBTQ+ community
Plan to Address Anti-Black Racism Released
Statue of James McGill to Remain on Campus