Art for our sake
Fridge Door Gallery celebrates McGill student art at their fall vernissage.
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Appetite for destruction
Ian Beattie on the indisputable appeal of monster truck rallies
Tracy ends a 28-year era in residences
After 28 years, Flo Tracy retired from her position as Director of Residences Friday. Throughout her tenure, she was a favourite of students and administrators… Read More »Tracy ends a 28-year era in residences
Travel ban is back on
Administration overturns Senate motion that would suspend directive
Hyde Park: AUS must respect its francophone students
A public letter to Adil Katrak, Arts Undergraduate Society VP Communications
Car-free campus coming soon
McGill wants campus to look more like a green space than a parking lot
McGill Mental Health cleans up
New director is committed to fewer pills and shorter wait-lists
Marginal minds
The Daily’s Erin Hale investigates the connections between homelessness and mental illness
When a band and another band love each other very much
McGill’s the Neighborhood Council and Deerhunter are going steady
McGill lacks First Nations studies program
After Pound’s racist remarks, First Nations students may be less likely to come to McGill: Doxtater
What’s the haps
Student Journalism Week November 10 – November 14 Various times and places on campus A week of panel discussions, workshops, and production fun. Learn about… Read More »What’s the haps
Perversion or personal preference?
Mapping pedophilia in literature
Creativity for the heart and mind
Drop-in centre offers an artistic outlet to those in need
Staying well amidst McGill’s high pressure
According to Statistics Canada, nearly 20 per cent of young people aged 15 to 24 suffer from some kind of mental health disorder. Not only… Read More »Staying well amidst McGill’s high pressure
Life lines: A fruit smoothie’s power over perceptions
Humans are quite good at following mental cues. We usually stop on red, and go on green. We know when something looks okay to eat… Read More »Life lines: A fruit smoothie’s power over perceptions