Not “Politics as Usual”
Interview with Assistant Professor Manuel Balan on Bolsonaro
News
Inside the Bubble: News from the McGill Community
“No Fracking, No Fossil Fuels!” Divest McGill Protests CAMSR Meeting On Monday October 22, Divest McGill staged a protest in front of the James administration… Read More »Inside the Bubble: News from the McGill Community
The Future of Abortion Rights
An Interview on Sexual Health with Sandeep Prasad
“Why is abortion self-care?”
Abortion Beyond Bounds on Access to Dignified Abortion Care
GSVP Passes, Fee Debated
Report from the eventful Oct 11 SSMU Legislative Council
Outside the Bubble Oct. 22 2018
Abortion Legalized in Queensland, Australia The state parliament of Queensland, Australia voted to legalize abortion on October 17. The historic legislation comes as follow-through on… Read More »Outside the Bubble Oct. 22 2018
McGill LGBTQ2I+ History Month
“Nobody Stops Being Gay on November 1st”
13th Annual Vigil for MMIWG2
Love, Rage, and Solidarity
ᐃᓄᐃᑦ ᐊᕐᓇᐃᑦ ᐃᓱᒪᓂᕕ ᐊᒻᒪ ᓴᓇᙳᐊᒐᑦ
Inuit Women Artists on The Importance of Art and Self-Discovery
Outside the Bubble: International News for the Week of October 1
Maldivian Presidential Elections: Opposition Claims Victory The Maldives held their presidential election on September 23. The incumbent President Abdulla Yameen represented the Progressive Party of… Read More »Outside the Bubble: International News for the Week of October 1
“Enforce Your Rights!”
Law Student Launches Complaint Against University
Local Candidates Debate
Candidates for Westmount Saint Louis MNA Position
International News
Typhoon Mangkhut Hits Philippines Typhoon Mangkhut (Ompong), a category 5 hurricane, struck the Cordillera region of the Luzon province in Philippines on September 15. As… Read More »International News
International news
Swedish elections update Sweden’s two primary rival blocs remain in political deadlock following this week’s general election. Voting took place on September 9 to elect… Read More »International news
McGill one step closer to divestment
Divest and status of Saudi-Arabian students among September’s Senate meeting’s discussion