The Sick Note Disease
Being sick always sucks. Sometimes it’s bearable, sometimes it’s not. On some sick days, going to class is an option;…
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Outremont By-Election: Your Guide to the Candidates
In August 2018, former leader of the New Democratic Party (NDP) Tom Mulcair, resigned his seat in Outremont to accept…
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B&B Picks: Preferred Procrastination
February. Midterms. Reading week is so close you can almost taste it (and get rid of the bitter taste from…
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A Week’s Worth of Meal Prep in an Hour
This week I managed to keep my grocery bill at $30 thanks to Marché Eden’s fantastic selection of discounted groceries….
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AUS Election Guide 2019
The Arts Undergraduate Society (AUS) is holding its annual elections for executive, representative, and senator positions. The online polling period…
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McGill Holds Information Session on Mandatory Consent Training
On February 15, Dean of Students Christopher Buddle, Associate Provost (Equity and Academic Policies) Angela Campbell, and Teaching and Learning…
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CSA and HSA Host Annual Lecture “Love in the Time of…”
On Monday February 11, the Classics Students Association (CSA) and History Students Association (HSA) hosted a speaker series entitled “Love…
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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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WTF, AUS?
On February 12, the Arts Undergraduate Society (AUS) tried to decisively wrap up the controversy behind POLI 339. For the…
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Have Your Say: A Balanced Approach to Free Speech on Campus
On February 6, Dr. Sigal Ben-Porath came to McGill’s Leacock Building to deliver a lecture concerning issues of free speech…
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