Profs refused entry to the James Admin building
Sit-in outside of building lasts five hours before moving to SSMU cafeteria
Sections
More questions than answers
Is standardized testing really necessary or effective?
Changed, changed utterly
The Daily, along with many students and staff, is still reeling from the events that took place on our campus on the night of November… Read More »Changed, changed utterly
Hyde park: A school with no student input
How the administration controls all decisions
Dear Professors: an open letter
Turbulent is one of the only ways to describe the last two months at McGill. We’ve had MUNACA on strike since September 1, and now tuition… Read More »Dear Professors: an open letter
McGill students violently forced off campus
Demonstrators subjected to tear gas and pepper spray
James Administration occupiers allege assault by security
Second wave of occupiers reach second floor; all released without charges or punishments
Witnessing an amputation in a rural hospital
A U3 BSc student at McGill recounts his final experience shadowing doctors in India
Sugar-coating fall with candy apples
A very sweet recipe
A safe place to shoot up
Supervised injection sites in Canada
We are all liabilities
Over 130 student clubs and services were forced to change their names last week. This happened because SSMU Council voted to sign its Memorandum of… Read More »We are all liabilities
In memoriam
Matthew Dowling reflects on Remembrance Day at McGill, and closer to home
The Daily talks to McGill researcher Brenda Milner
Canadian neuroscientist honoured with Greengard Prize for achievements of women in science
MoA vote ends negotiations over McGill name
SSMU Legislative Council voted last week to sign the Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) between SSMU and McGill after hours of confidential debate. Council voted to… Read More »MoA vote ends negotiations over McGill name
Letters
The importance of QPIRG Sometime during the last year of my PhD, during a clean-up in my (former) department, I came across a wooden paper… Read More »Letters