Being Orbited by My Ex When the Stars No Longer Align
My breakup in 2017 was the main reason why I decided to vanish from social media. I did not wish to be reminded of the… Read More »Being Orbited by My Ex When the Stars No Longer Align
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McGill Celebrates Queer History Month
Programming featured panels, workshops, and community events
McGill Launches McGill Queer Alumni Association
Network intends to create community for LGBTQIA+ grads to share their experiences
Revisiting McGill’s Equity Plans
One year since release of the AP-ABR
Gender-Affirming Healthcare Must be Made Accessible
In March of this year, the Yukon government passed a gender-affirming healthcare policy considered the “gold standard” for healthcare legislation among trans advocates. The policy extends… Read More »Gender-Affirming Healthcare Must be Made Accessible
Queer Recommendations
The McGill Daily Editorial Board recommends… LGBTQ+ TV shows, books, and more!
Faculty Mandated to Teach In-Person
Professors express frustration with administration
One of a Kind
Tegan and Sara are the queer icons Gen-Z didn’t know it needed
Cabin Fever: A Review of ‘A Beginner’s Mind’
Sufjan Stevens’ and Angelo De Augustine’s take on the indie-folk isolation album
McGill Senate Advocates for More COVID-19 Regulations
Passes motion for establishment of Ad Hoc Advisory Committee
Countdown to a Safe Campus
Dr. Fauci receives honorary degree, McGill still without vaccine mandate
We Have Nothing to Lose But Our Grains
Solidarity with Striking Workers
Climate Change: Where Does Canada Stand?
Trudeau’s re-election is concerning for the environment, so what are the solutions?
September 23 SSMU Council Meeting Debates Community Concerns
Truth and Reconciliation, New Vic discussed
University Vaccine Mandates: Looking Beyond the Headlines
Panel discusses the legal and ethical implications of a vaccine mandate