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I n Roald Dahl’s 1966 short story, “William and Mary,” before the main character William dies of cancer, he writes his wife Mary a letter… Read More »Can you keep a brain alive in a jar?

Last Thursday, volunteers outside Berri-UQAM metro Amnesty International asked passersby to stop and sign a petition demanding an end to the Israeli military’s ongoing blockade… Read More »Amnesty petitions for Gaza

I’m transgender. This reality has made me view the world in ways that differ from how society portrays it, and these differences have motivated me… Read More »Transgender? What does that even mean?

It was so nearly the perfect evening. A warm, clear summer night marred only by intoxicated underage tourists and the glowing neon lights of the… Read More »Fuck fuck-me shoes

At SSMU Council Thursday, VP Clubs and Services Sarah Olle announced that a referendum question to finance an independent McGill Tribune has been pushed back… Read More »The Trib’s Status

Every other week, Joël Thibeault writes a column for French learners, as a way of encouraging them to practice their French. V ous marchez sur… Read More »Ces sacrés jurons!

At the event hosted by McGill’s Choose Life club last Thursday, three spea-kers from the Silent No More Awareness Campaign shared their personal experiences with… Read More »No to anti-abortion intimidation

Judge Robert Sansfaçon, the judge who was to preside over the inquiry into the 2008 shooting of Fredy Villanueva by a Montreal police officer, abruptly… Read More »Villanueva judge steps down

The push to make the streets of Montreal safer for cyclists moved into high gear this past weekend with Vélo! Vélo!, an idea-sharing conference organized… Read More »19 groups meet at Bike Conference

The McGill Global Food Security conference will be held over three days next week and will host over 400 participants. The goal of the conference… Read More »McGill to host Global Food Security conference

The Fund for Public Interest Research, a fundraising and canvassing operation that raises money for American non-profit organizations recently settled a $2.15-million class action suit… Read More »U.S.-PIRG Fund sued for $2.15 Million by employees

Campus Puritan community outraged

Montreal’s southern borough of Verdun has become the first municipality in Quebec to implement a public composting program. At a press conference last Monday, Verdun… Read More »Verdun acquires first industrial composter