2021 SSMU Executive Candidates debate over Zoom
The 2021 SSMU executive elections kicked off on Monday, March 15 with the candidates debate via Zoom. The debates were…
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Legislative Council discusses Library, President’s Five-Year Plan, Equity, and S/U Policy
The SSMU Legislative Council met on November 5 to discuss several items, including the upcoming referenda on service fees and…
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Changes to McGill Residences’ Harm-Reduction Drug Policy
In mid-January 2020, before the COVID-19 pandemic and amidst festivals and parties like Carnival, E-Week, Science Games, and Igloofest, Liz*,…
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Taming a Hydra: TikTok, China, and Trump
Recently, President Trump, on advice from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), has forced ByteDance—the Chinese…
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The Environmental Impact of the Coronavirus
Across the world, governments have enacted policies to limit the spread of COVID-19. ranging from border closures to total lockdowns….
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AUS General Election Debates 2020
As the 2020 Arts Undergraduate Society (AUS) election period approaches, the AUS convened a forum on February 13 to allow…
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Institute for Liberal Studies hosts Drug Policy Lecture
On Thursday, January 23, the McGill Political Science Students’ Association (PSSA) partnered with the Ottawa-based Institute for Liberal Studies to…
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Local MP Assumes Federal Cabinet Position
Liberal Member of Parliament (MP) The Honourable Marc Miller, who represents Ville-Marie, Le Sud-Ouest, and Île-des-Soeurs, was named as the…
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Sally Armstrong Explores Patriarchal Oppression
*Content Warning: Sexual violence, genocide Journalist Sally Armstrong, known to many as “the war correspondent for the world’s women,” delivered…
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AUS Addresses Controversial Decision at Legislative Council Meeting
Debate Over Controversial Course On January 30, the Legislative Council voted down the Motion to Approve the POLI 339 Summer Course…
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