Ideas worth sharing?
A critical look at TEDxMcGill’s attempt to “redefine reality”
Uncategorized
Our better halves
Montreal’s Steven Pinker on violence
Inkwell
The Day Intelligence Died (Stand up to Radicals)
Oh, the monthly pains
It’s happening: the painters are in, Aunt Flo is coming to visit and you’re surfing the crimson wave. In short, it’s that time of the… Read More »Oh, the monthly pains
The skinny on fatphobia
As children, we are taught to fear many things – the evils of drugs, alcohol, and violence, for example. But another concern in particular has… Read More »The skinny on fatphobia
Letters
Queers Condemn Police Violence The Queer McGill Political Action Working Group condemns the McGill administration, McGill Security, and the Service de police de la Ville… Read More »Letters
“I’m not about being men’s sexual dream-come-true”
Olivia Messer and Joan Moses investigate bisexual experience and identity
Eight of the fifth floor occupiers identify themselves
Students walk out of Senate in protest of the Provost
“This isn’t the end”
Community regroups in front of James Administration after November 10
Campus leaders talk tuition hikes
Post-Graduate Students’ Society (PGSS) President Roland Nassim
Campus leaders talk tuition hikes
SSMU President Maggie Knight
More questions than answers
Is standardized testing really necessary or effective?
Thursday in photos
30,000 people took to the streets on November 10 to prostest tuition hikes, including McGill students, professors, and MUNACA members. Over 200,000 students in Quebec declared… Read More »Thursday in photos
James Administration occupiers allege assault by security
Second wave of occupiers reach second floor; all released without charges or punishments
The Daily talks to McGill researcher Brenda Milner
Canadian neuroscientist honoured with Greengard Prize for achievements of women in science