Scuttling of ArtSci Council seat scandalous
On Thursday SSMU council declined to pass a motion that would have put to referendum the question of whether Interfaculty of Arts & Science students,… Read More »Scuttling of ArtSci Council seat scandalous
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Latest TNC production is more meta than you can imagine
Adapt or die
How e-books are rendering the future of the publishing industry uncertain
South street blues
Downtown Thali Cuisine Indienne doesn’t live up to its northern counterparts
Winsome Windsor
Alexander MacLeod’s first short story collection nominated for Giller Prize
Tintin and the fleur-de-lys
Quebec’s relationship with the controversial and creative Belgian comic
Tune-out, drop-out, shut-in
The Japanese hikikomori phenomenon has struck a cultural consciousness
ASSÉ reports leaked government tuition plan
Liberals deny everything in run-up to yearly meeting on education policy
Sovereign sexualities
The Daily talks to one of Britain’s foremost queer historians
Students haven’t forgotten Arch Café
Senate establishes working group on student consultation, to answer to Mendelson
Bill to investigate Canadian mining
McGill professors instrumental in creation
Senate shoots down Arch Café committee
As students protested inside Leacock, SSMU President Zach Newburgh’s resolution to create a committee to review the functions and operations of the Architecture Café was… Read More »Senate shoots down Arch Café committee
Thousands protest English school bill
New legislation pushed through National Assembly
QSR may add new member to its ranks
9,500 students would join SSMU in student lobbying group
Anatomy of a pipeline
It’s been on the shelf for over three decades, it would envigorate Canada’s northern economy and energy output, but is it a good idea?