Legislative Council Discusses Athletic Fees, Student Support, and President Daryanani’s Absence
At the February 17 session of SSMU Legislative Council, most of the assigned agenda was pushed to the following meeting…
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A Rugged Terrain: Seeking Opportunity in a Post-Grad, Post-Covid Job Market
Every year, hundreds of thousands of Canadian students graduate from university and enter the workforce. While that transition is usually…
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Legislative Council discusses fee levies and condemns Quebec National Assembly’s Bill 2
On October 28, SSMU Legislative Council convened for their fourth meeting of the Fall 2021 term. They discussed various fee…
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First National Truth and Reconciliation Day at McGill
On September 30, Canada observed its first official National Truth and Reconciliation Day. Orange t-shirts dotted the city as people…
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Making Choices: Three Student Leaders on the Sep. 20 Federal Election
On the eve of the Sep. 20 Federal election, the Bull & Bear spoke with the leaders of McGill’s Liberal,…
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McGill’s Bicentennial is both a Celebration of Progress and a Call for further action
This year, 2021, marks the Bicentennial anniversary of McGill University. The school was built on a land bequest by James…
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McGill Admin Town Hall: Planning for Fall 2021
On April 20, Christopher Buddle, Associate Provost (Teaching and Academic Programs) and Fabrice Labeau, Deputy Provost, Student Life and Learning,…
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Legislative Council Renews Fees and Approves Motion on Military Technology
On February 11, the Students’ Society of McGill University held its third Legislative Council meeting of the winter 2020 Semester….
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SSMU Legislative Council discusses Executive’s international political positions, S/U policy, 5-year plan
On December 3, 2020, the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) held its last legislative council meeting of the semester,…
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For Indigenous McGill students, current support and recognition efforts not sufficient
The circumstances surrounding the death of Joyce Echaquan on Monday, September 29, have shed light on the state of anti-Indigenous…
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