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Campus leaders talk tuition hikes
Henry Gass • November 14, 2011
SSMU President Maggie Knight Read More
More questions than answers
admin • November 12, 2011
Is standardized testing really necessary or effective? Read More
Thursday in photos
admin • November 11, 2011
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 they were going on strike, including the Arts Undergraduate Society at McGill. The protest ended in front of Jean Charest’s office across from… Read More
James Administration occupiers allege assault by security
Henry Gass • November 10, 2011
Second wave of occupiers reach second floor; all released without charges or punishments Read More
The Daily talks to McGill researcher Brenda Milner
Laurent Bastien Corbeil • November 10, 2011
Canadian neuroscientist honoured with Greengard Prize for achievements of women in science Read More
Arts students vote in favour of November 10 student strike mandate
Queen Arsem-O'Malley • November 9, 2011
General Assembly also votes to support MUNACA strike, QPIRG referendum, and academic amnesty Read More
Latest SSMU Summit discusses equity and diversity within student body
News • November 7, 2011
Newly implemented Strategic Summits aim to facilitate discussion within campus community Read More
Letters
Commentary • November 7, 2011
Learning beyond the classroom Dear Editors, Universities are often criticized as an ivory tower, an exclusive institution that is not only separate from, but that looks down upon the rest of the community around them. But, there are groups on campuses who actively work to build stronger links with those… Read More
Illness intrudes on our everyday language
Roxana Parsa • November 3, 2011
“He was being so weird, it was creepy. There’s definitely something wrong with him…maybe he has Asperger’s or something.” I overheard this conversation earlier this week. The conclusion that an awkward acquaintance must have Asperger’s syndrome – a disorder on the autism spectrum characterized by social difficulties – is too… Read More
Closing the distance
Marzieh Ghiasi • November 3, 2011
A neurosurgeon uses technology to reduce disparities in medical care and education in remote areas Read More
Halloween: the consumerist eating of Otherness
Christiana Collison • November 3, 2011
Exploring Halloween and its consumption of the Other Read More
McGill union marches to Occupy Montreal
Erin Hudson • October 31, 2011
MUNACA rallies as negotiations get "serious" Read More
Sustainability and SSMU
Juan Velasquez-Buritica • October 31, 2011
The lessons and successes and the Five Year Plan for sustainability Read More