Day two of the conference featured a lecture series and panel discussion focused on the roles and responses of international agencies to the ongoing food… Read More »International agencies and their technocrats
Improving access to markets for small land holders and local farmers is the most important factor in achieving global food security, according to experts speaking… Read More »Can market access ensure food security?
Danses Buissonières’ emerging choreographers aren’t shy about dancing
The SSMU executive is incredibly concerned and upset about the response of McGill University to the recent “Echoes of the Holocaust” event, hosted by the… Read More »SSMU responds to Choose Life event
With his new documentary Rapping with Shakespeare, director-producer Michael King delivers a heart-warming film about one teacher’s mission to reach his students through literature. The… Read More »Rapping with Shakespeare
Opening concert sets tone for a diversity of performances this year
Joe Penney recounts a shift in perspective after working as a photojournalist in Guinea-Bissau
On Wednesday, experts weighed in on the effects climate change could have on agriculture in the coming years. At the panel discussion, “Climate Change: the… Read More »Agriculture and climate change
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Students, profs take to the street to protest Bills 38 and 44
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Locals accuse GSI of neglect and mismanagement of landfills
Improv hip-hop collective finds new home and wider audience