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Motherhood(s); Motherland(s)
Randa Mohamed • March 28, 2022
Unburying the past in Almodóvar's 'Parallel Mothers' Read More
Support Divest McGill
Editorial Board • March 21, 2022
Divest organizes longest occupation in McGill history Read More
BLSA to Survey Law Schools across Canada
Zoe Lister • March 14, 2022
Combating anti-Black racism at Canadian law schools Read More
“A Model for Linguistic Reparations”
Natasha Kinne • March 14, 2022
Dr. Anne H. Charity Hudley discusses Black language in higher education Read More
SSMU Executive Endorsements 2022-2023
Editorial Board • March 14, 2022
The following encompasses The McGill Daily’s endorsements for the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) 2022-2023 Executive Committee. Read More
February 16 Senate Meeting
Saylor Catlin • February 24, 2022
Royal Vic Project, COVID-19 policies, and ombudsperson discussed Read More
Racism and Worker Oppression Run Rampant in SSMU
Anonymous • February 19, 2022
An anonymous director speaks out Read More
Montreal’s Chinatown: What Does It Mean to Say That “The Work Isn’t Over”?
Zach Cheung • February 17, 2022
Heritage designation is really small, and the government must reflect on what to do next. Read More
The Flora and Fauna of Montreal
Viola Ruzzier • February 7, 2022
Staff Illustrator Viola Ruzzier takes us through the flora and fauna of the city of Montreal.
Excuses you can and can’t use: a comic
Viola Ruzzier • January 17, 2022
Staff Illustrator Viola Ruzzier walks us through excuses that you can’t currently use, and excuses that work very well right now that never would have worked before. Read More
Senate Proposal Alters JBSCE
Saylor Catlin • December 1, 2021
Committee shifts from "grassroots" to "top-down" approach Read More
UofT Divests from Fossil Fuels
Elsie Yang • December 1, 2021
McGill has yet to follow suit Read More
November 25 Legislative Council
Abigail Popple • December 1, 2021
On November 25, SSMU’s Legislative Council convened for their last meeting of the semester. Councillors discussed President Darshan Daryanani’s ongoing absence; later in the evening, Councillors and Executives had a heated exchange regarding a lack of consultation in two of the motions submitted for review. The Question… Read More
Reflections on a Montreal Winter
Brian Schatteman • December 1, 2021
Last week, Montreal witnessed its first snow of the year. The winter cycle has started all over again. After a rough year and a tumultuous return to “normal” life, it might feel scary to go through another winter depression. For now, forget about the anxiety of slipping on ice,… Read More
