Tuition hike justified
R aise the God-damn MBA tuition at McGill. Few words are tossed around more and mean less than “a right to education” and “accessible tuition”… Read More »Tuition hike justified
R aise the God-damn MBA tuition at McGill. Few words are tossed around more and mean less than “a right to education” and “accessible tuition”… Read More »Tuition hike justified
A coalition of local homeless advocacy groups released a report on January 20 saying that the City needs to improve the quality and accessibility of… Read More »Homeless need better rooming houses
The science behind why you can’t tickle yourself
The administration’s new “Overhead Recovery Fee” lacks transparency and accountability and violates students’ right to know where their money is going. The fee gives the… Read More »Balance your own budget
Montreal’s 5,000 municipal blue-collar workers launch rotating strike January 25
Medical histories are not for public consumption
The Daily’s sex columnists visit a sex toy expert
International organizations in Haiti are not without fault
Spring rolls with peanut sauce These rolls are a filling, inexpensive, flexible, and delicious dish. They’re also a lot easier to make than you might think.… Read More »Spring rolls with peanut sauce
Every other week, Joël Thibeault writes a column for French learners, as a way of encouraging them to practice their French. Si vous êtes comme… Read More »Malgré le froid, l’hiver, c’est le fun
A symptom of pregnancy: loss of human rights Two weeks ago, a three-judge panel heard Samantha Burton’s case in the First District Court of Appeal… Read More »Three big losses
Controversies, race theory, and The horny Daily
Pausing for remembrance is not a waste of time
Trans protections are important for more than just trans people
I have not braved a single course in biology since high school – I am terrible at memorization – but I remember the initial experiments… Read More »Rejecting a regurgitative science