Fraught laptop project takes aim at digital divide and poverty
Project brings Internet access to children in the developing world
Project brings Internet access to children in the developing world
The Daily is pro-union, and pro-student initiatives that recognize flawed systems and seek to fix them. But we’re holding back on the praise for AMUSE,… Read More »Editorial: We like AMUSE, with qualifications
…the still-famous Andy Warhol reappears in a Montreal loft
One death and 28 cases of listeriosis linked to the province-wide outbreak of listeria in semi-pasturized and raw-milk cheeses has forced fromageries to discard large… Read More »Cheesemongers struggle
SSMU Council convened for the first time last Thursday to introduce new members and review the result of SSMU executives’ work this summer. With the… Read More »SSMU Council highlights important issues for this fall
Community awareness group says online opt-outs breach legal agreement with University
Christopher Leo Point A debate has arisen in Ontario that cuts to the core of staunchly held conceptions of morality and individual rights. This summer,… Read More »Hyde Park: Must doctors perform procedures they deem immoral?
Celebrating Simone de Beauvoir’s 100th at the Festival international de la littérature
Daniel Lametti steps behind the counter at Montreal’s Compassion Club – a medical marijuana dispensary operating on the fringes of Canadian law
Low turnout is a further exemplification of student apathy
Oooo! brings slapstick satire to the Third Reich
Over-the-hill orthographers shine at the monthly Mile End Spelling Bee
Concordia University recently banned Facebook on campus computers with wired connections, citing security concerns including spam, viruses, phishing (soliciting confidential information under false pretenses), and… Read More »Editorial: Another ban that shouldn’t be
McGill grad starts his own big city beerfest