Sustainability Office opens its doors
Showcasing student-administration collaboration, Office is many years in the making
Sections
Mirror, mirror, on the wall
A critical look at our socially constructed physical ideals
Hyde Park: The Sustainability Office’s story
Sustainability is often regarded as a “buzzword,” which, according to some, tends to lose meaning with every additional utterance. But for my purposes, it remains… Read More »Hyde Park: The Sustainability Office’s story
Editorial: Sustainability Office first step to tangible change
It’s rare that McGill and its students see eye-to-eye on innovations to improve the University. Students want more Architecture Cafés, more transparency from their administration,… Read More »Editorial: Sustainability Office first step to tangible change
Does blood determine belonging?
Tracey Deer’s Club Native reflects on Mohawk identity
Staff concerns brought to forefront at Town Hall
Once-a-semester forum fills to capacity
Public Editor: So, you want The Daily to cover more theatre, do ya?
Students involved and interested in theatre at McGill have repeatedly told me that The Daily does not sufficiently cover campus productions, and that the coverage… Read More »Public Editor: So, you want The Daily to cover more theatre, do ya?
Uncovering Canada’s history of slavery
Author Lawrence Hill talks about identity, language, and the experience of the black loyalist
Hyde Park: Shalom, Habibi!
How to fix the Middle East crisis in two words
Filipino community centre suspends activity
Working out of a new residential address, the group is no longer considered non-profit
Not the same old V-Day
Critical approach behind McGill’s 2009 production enhances its relevance
Aristotle’s Lackey: Patrick Part II – the secular fundamentalist
In my last column I introduced you to my friend Patrick* who, by the way, is a real person and not a figment of my… Read More »Aristotle’s Lackey: Patrick Part II – the secular fundamentalist
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
Symposium panelists redefine disability
New perspectives on Culture, Medicine, & Law
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