Recognizing COVID’s Impact
Acknowledging those who have had serious complications due to COVID-19
News
Buraga files Judicial Board Petition
Former President seeks resolution through Judicial Board as he says attacks “crossed the line”
Board of Directors Indefinitely Postpones Motion Regarding President’s Absence
Daryanani will not be asked to resign
Senate Proposal Alters JBSCE
Committee shifts from “grassroots” to “top-down” approach
UofT Divests from Fossil Fuels
McGill has yet to follow suit
November 25 Legislative Council
On November 25, SSMU’s Legislative Council convened for their last meeting of the semester. Councillors discussed President Darshan Daryanani’s ongoing absence; later in the evening,… Read More »November 25 Legislative Council
In Conversation with AGSEM
The university has been receptive, but concerns remain
Anti-Homeless Architecture on the Rise
Emails reveal that hostile architecture is intentional
Inhumane Conditions at Edmonton Max
Prisoners denied medication and time outside their cells
Proposed Bill 2 Faces Resistance
“The bill is a step backwards,” LGBTQ+ advocates say.
Instruction in the AFC, Transition from EOC, and Rapid Testing
As McGill prepared to return to campus earlier this year, it became increasingly clear that guidelines given by the administration did not particularly favour the… Read More »Instruction in the AFC, Transition from EOC, and Rapid Testing
Academic Accommodations and the OSD
The return to campus presents novel challenges for the office
SPHR Hosts BDS Week
From November 8 through November 13, Students in Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights (SPHR) McGill and SPHR Concordia hosted a series of events for Boycott,… Read More »SPHR Hosts BDS Week
Students Speak Out for Palestine
Despite the rain and cold on Friday, November 12, students and activists gathered at the Roddick Gates in a rally concluding BDS (Boycott, Divest, and… Read More »Students Speak Out for Palestine
Naloxone Saves Lives
Following up on the MNCS Naloxone and Harm Reduction Workshop