Why student politics matter
McGill says that it’s a student-centred university. But the more that you talk to SSMU execs, attend Senate, or deal with administrators in any way,… Read More »Why student politics matter
Sections
Kenney to expedite refugee claim process
Critics say changes might endanger lives, restrict right of appeal
The Internet eats itself
“The Betweeners” locates the hidden links of online networking
The abortion debate in context
After a year of controversy, Choose Life will re-chart its course for the coming year. The Daily’s Stephen Davis reflects on what we’ve learned from the club, and the debate.
When picket lines go online
Journal de Montréal employees start up new publication
Women protest cuts to aboriginal community fund
Ottawa sit-in ends in arrests, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada cites security concerns
How students stopped the governance bills
Bills 38 and 44 caused a ruckus in the fall, but were abandoned after widespread protest
Little shop of wonders
Mile End gallery space defies easy categorization
The niqab in perspective
Women wearing the niqab speak out about Islam, accomodation, and the proposed ban
Misdiagnosing difference
The new edition of the principal psychiatric manual, open to public comment for the first time, has the potential to revise stigmatizing diagnoses
Course registration 2.0
Student-made solutions to McGill’s clunky interfaces
10345664th floor, please
McGill students compete in elevator race to space for $1-million prize
One fish, two fish, red fish, SSMU fish
Where we’ve come in the fight against overfishing
Education minus the tuition
Students use free, online MIT lectures as a substitute for class
Capitalist conundrums
“The Good Person of Sichuan” pits goodness against greed