New PGSS executives elected
PGSS elections closed this Friday, and resulted in the appointment of a seasoned executive committee and the approval of all referendum questions. The strength of… Read More »New PGSS executives elected
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Canadians planning return to Gaza
Israeli blockade and fears of weapons trafficking hindering relief efforts
Students occupy CREPUQ office
Thousands march for accessible education in ASSÉ led demo; police confirm five arrests, investigate two injuries
New union prepares for collective bargaining with McGill
Research employees struggling to contact members, begin negotiations
Geo-engineering and its discontents
It’s the late 2030s. Countries near the equator are suffering severely from storms and collapsing agriculture, but the West is unable to initiate significant mitigation… Read More »Geo-engineering and its discontents
Culture Brief
The McGill Drama Festival
Ten days of student plays
The Daily’s Ben Fried opens the curtains on the Director’s Project 2011
Humour turns words into gold
The Alchemist proves a play doesn’t have to be relevant to be enjoyable
Hell’s chicken
Big-name intervention compromises the family-run casse-croute
Prisoners should be able to donate organs
Denying this right oversteps boundaries of punishment and denies treatment to thousands
Feminism has not yet accomplished its goals
We cannot allow everyday misogyny to go unchecked
Nuclear choice is our prerogative
Why the mighty power of the atom is our best way to fight climate change
Constructing the enemy
Representative Peter King’s alienation of the Muslim American community is unacceptable
McGill should cut ties with the Hebrew University
New programs are cause for concern