SSMU Council tries to ban song “Blurred Lines” from Shatner building
Motion fails amid protests of “censorship”
News
A primer on this year’s mayoral candidates and student centric issues
Out of the 12 mayoral candidates for the upcoming November 3 municipal elections, four are considered the front-runners: Richard Bergeron, Denis Coderre, Marcel Côté, and… Read More »A primer on this year’s mayoral candidates and student centric issues
SSMU student-run café to open in January 2014
Café to be in second-floor cafeteria of Shatner building
Corruption, transit hot topics for Montreal mayoral candidates
McGill hosts English-language debate for upcoming municipal elections
Vigil mourns victims of police brutality
Attendees criticize Bill 12, system of internal police investigations
EUS sees changes early in the school year
President resigns, new equity commissioner selected
Culture Shock
Since 2006, Quebec Public Interest Research Group (QPIRG) McGill and SSMU have teamed up to offer Culture Shock – eight days of panels, workshops, art,… Read More »Culture Shock
Invigilators file grievance against University
Grievance comes one week after signing of first collective agreement
Senate criticized as “rubber-stamping body”
Discussion revolves around ways to make Senate more useful
Midnight Kitchen asks for fee increase
SSMU Council criticizes General Assembly’s low attendance
Demonstrators protest police brutality against Indigenous activists
Protesters outraged at RCMP for “second Oka crisis”
Mayoral candidates hold French-language debate
Infrastructure, Charter of Values discussed
SSMU General Assembly fails to meet quorum once again
Student body unable to take stance on Charter of Values
Climate Justice panelists talk Enbridge Line 9
Safety, environmental racism discussed
Tar Sands Reality Check Tour kicks off at Concordia
Divest groups pressure universities to stop investing in fossil fuels