Academic Accommodations and the OSD
The return to campus presents novel challenges for the office
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Naloxone Saves Lives
Following up on the MNCS Naloxone and Harm Reduction Workshop
The Potential of Psychedelic Therapies
Legalizing psilocybin and other psychedelic therapies would save lives
Book Review: ‘The Good Arabs’ by Eli Tareq El Bechelany-Lynch
The prose and poetry collection published by Metonymy Press explores identity and belonging
Noname’s Transition from Rapper to Librarian
Marking the opening of The Radical Hood Library
McGill Celebrates Queer History Month
Programming featured panels, workshops, and community events
Climate Change: Where Does Canada Stand?
Trudeau’s re-election is concerning for the environment, so what are the solutions?
Infectious Diseases During COVID-19
Since the initial outbreaks of COVID-19, the majority of Canadian medical personnel have been focused on tackling testing, contact tracing, and treatment related to the… Read More »Infectious Diseases During COVID-19
Sexism and Silence in SSMU
Gender-based discrimination goes unchecked and creates a toxic environment, sources say
Fast Fashion’s Excess
Overconsumption in the age of e-commerce
How Purdue Pharma Got Away with it All
The family behind the opiod crisis will walk away with little to no consequences
McGill Returns to In-Person Schooling
Students express their concerns over University COVID-19 Guidelines
The legacy of residential schools in government-run social care systems
“The federal government is complicit in ongoing genocide”
Official Statement by Organizers re: Provost and Vice-Principal Academic Christopher Manfredi’s Response to the Open Letter
This statement follows the Provost and Vice-Principal Academic Christopher Manfredi’s response to our open letter calling on McGill to divest from all corporations, investments, and… Read More »Official Statement by Organizers re: Provost and Vice-Principal Academic Christopher Manfredi’s Response to the Open Letter
McGill’s Bicentennial Fails to Recognize Continued Colonial Role
Celebrating the founding of the University perpetuates an oppressive colonial narrative