SSMU Judicial Board activities suspended
By-law Committee set to review SSMU Constitution
Sections
Student blockade cancels workday at Ministry of Education
First action for student coalition CLASSE
City launches new plan to reduce incidents of racial profiling
Police commit to administering consequences
Consultation fair about campus safety and security “intense” and “sensitive”
The most recent installment of the twice-annual student consultation fair was held last Tuesday to discuss safety and security on campus, in the light of… Read More »Consultation fair about campus safety and security “intense” and “sensitive”
R v. HIV
Why those with HIV/AIDS shouldn’t be behind bars
Meat pies in Moyse Hall
Vidal Wu observes the beautiful chaos of Sweeney Todd
Listening pleasure?
Cloud Maintenance fails to meet great hights
Back in my day, Compendium! was funny
Well, it’s time once again for crotchety old Grampa Daily to weigh in
McGill administration ignoring the student vote again
Yet another example of McGill’s iron fist
Your neighbourhood frequency
Brendan Lewis dials-in on campus community radio
Canadian film makes a bid for the big leagues
As any TA in any 200-level Arts class at McGill will undoubtedly repeat, it’s not a good idea to start an essay with a generalization.… Read More »Canadian film makes a bid for the big leagues
Food for frostbite
Biting into Arepera du Plateau
Keep student decisions in student hands
Last week, the McGill administration invalidated the results of SSMU’s fall referendum, in which a majority of students voted for the continued existence of CKUT… Read More »Keep student decisions in student hands
Denys Arcand invades Cinema du Parc
This month, Cinema du Parc is holding a tribute to renowned Canadian filmmaker Denys Arcand, whose work has been applauded both at home and abroad.… Read More »Denys Arcand invades Cinema du Parc
John Wilkes Booth lived here
How Montreal fell for the Confederacy