McGill Law Professors’ Strike Ends Definitively
After 13 weeks of striking, the conflict between the Association of McGill Professors of Law (AMPL) and McGill administration is…
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The Last Call for Now: Gert’s Absence from Campus Life
Gert’s acts as a confluence for McGill students, a Breakfast Club of sorts. It’s an amorphous, yet remedial space for…
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Putting on a Stageplay or an Opera? Consider the Risks
Cutcorp Properties, Inc. solves student housing needs
The endless hours spent scrolling through Montreal apartment listings online are finally over. Introducing CutCorp Properties, Inc., a property…
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B&B Mine: Profs’ V-Day Stories
With Valentine’s Day around the corner, it’s hard not to acknowledge the impact remote learning has had on students’ ability…
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For Montreal’s Homeless, A “Different Kind of Crisis”
While most Montrealers have adopted safety measures recommended by the government in light of COVID-19, the tasks of quarantine and…
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Abroad during a Pandemic: Anxiety, Cost, and Frustration
In the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, all Quebec CEGEPs and universities, including McGill, are closed for two weeks as…
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SSMU Executive Candidate Debates 2020: A Recap
The SSMU Executive Candidate Debates took place past Monday, February 24th, preceding the 2020-21 elections this week. McGill students and…
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Montreal Activists Stand in Solidarity with Wet’suwet’en
Prompted by the national conflict surrounding Coastal GasLink’s attempted construction of a multi-billion dollar natural gas pipeline through First Nations…
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Does it Take More Than This?
Sexual violence is a ubiquitous concern at McGill University. Archived online threads and blog posts accuse various professors of sexual…
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