Staff concerns brought to forefront at Town Hall
Once-a-semester forum fills to capacity
Sections
Environmentalism, as told by octopi
Though naive, George Ter-Stepanian’s 1989 sci-fi novel was ahead of its time
Rapid HIV testing pilots for Valentine’s
Health staff look to students for feedback on possibility of a permanent future for rapid HIV testing at McGill
Culture Brief: Dancing in the psych ward
When Montreal-based contemporary dance company O Vertigo first premiered La Chambre Blanche in 1992, the work was met with instant critical success and toured worldwide.… Read More »Culture Brief: Dancing in the psych ward
Hyde Park: Palestinian human rights: indefinitely postponed
Over the last week or two, I’ve been inundated with questions – “Why are you asking SSMU to take a position on such a divisive… Read More »Hyde Park: Palestinian human rights: indefinitely postponed
VP pockets $760,000 in wages, severance
Munroe-Blum defends top wages for top people
Sustainability Office opens its doors
Showcasing student-administration collaboration, Office is many years in the making
Mirror, mirror, on the wall
A critical look at our socially constructed physical ideals
Uncovering Canada’s history of slavery
Author Lawrence Hill talks about identity, language, and the experience of the black loyalist
Editorial: Bringing Canadian black history to class
Canadians tend to look south for black history, pointing fingers at the U.S. for slavery and segregation while ignoring blemishes on our own history. As… Read More »Editorial: Bringing Canadian black history to class
Errata
In “Police shootings connected to racial profiling” (News, January 25), Samir Shaheen-Hussain was quoted as saying “the day Anas was killed there was extra police… Read More »Errata
Seniors: Life at a different pace
As a native of Côte-Saint-Luc, a municipality of Montreal, I never thought there was anything strange about my neighbourhood. Sure the mall is overrun with… Read More »Seniors: Life at a different pace
Seniors: We tell ourselves stories in order to age
When a high school invites the town’s grannies to speak, generational barriers are temporarily bridged
Hyde Park: Talk to me, we’ll get beyond polarizing questions
What exactly did we accomplish at the General Assembly (GA) Thursday night? Perhaps if we hadn’t been dealing with a motion designed to polarize students,… Read More »Hyde Park: Talk to me, we’ll get beyond polarizing questions
Seniors: Aging below the poverty line
Twice as many elderly Canadian women as men are living below the poverty line, despite government funding designed to improve the conditions of those disproportionately… Read More »Seniors: Aging below the poverty line