What is happening with the TA strike?
In three assemblies with record turnout from March 13 to 16, McGill teaching assistants (TAs) voted 87.5% in favor of…
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Tuition Increases in Quebec
On October 13th, the government of Quebec announced that they will be increasing tuition for incoming Canadian students who live…
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George Yancy Discusses “The Spectacular and Subtle Violence of Whiteness” in a Recent Talk Hosted by McGill’s Department of Philosophy
On Monday, September 18th the Philosophy Department at McGill hosted philosopher George Yancy to do a talk titled “The Spectacular…
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Get to Know McGill’s Beloved Hot Dog Stand
At the heart of the McGill campus, right in the midst of the Y-intersection, is a staple of the McGill…
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Let’s Eat McGill: Student Organization Tackles Food Insecurity on Campus
If you are a McGill student, it is very likely you have noticed signs and stickers posted all over…
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McGill Students Protest Against Sex Vs Gender Debate
On Tuesday, January 10th the Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism (CHRLP) at McGill hosted an event called “The…
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McGill Feminist and Social Justice Journal Rebrands, Becomes Intersections
The former McGill Journal of Feminist Studies (MJSF) has rebranded itself this semester as Intersections and expanded the journal to…
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Montreal hosts Flagpole 100 Challenge for 100th Anniversary of Insulin Injection
As part of the “Let’s Make History Again” campaign launched by the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF), five Canadians affected…
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Reconciling Decolonization and Public Policy with Terri Givens and Tshepo Madlingozi
On February 25, the Max Bell School of Public Policy hosted Reconciling Decolonization and Public Policy, a virtual event as…
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Legislative Council Discusses Anti-Surveillance Plan, Athletics Moratorium, and Divestment
SSMU Legislative Council held their first meeting of the Winter 2022 semester on Thursday, January 20, where several motions were…
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