McGill Senate Approves Motion Regarding Divestment from Fossil Fuel
At a meeting on September 12, the Senate approved the Motion Regarding Divestment from Fossil Fuel. The motion was brought…
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Alto’s Celebrates Its Long-Awaited Return
After being forced to close their doors in November of 2016 due to a next-door fire, Alto’s is making its long-awaited…
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SSMU Announces Delay in University Centre Construction
Renovations of the University Centre, commonly known as the Shatner Building, began this past April and were slated to be…
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Activists Protest Pro-Israel Honorary Degree Recipient at Convocation
Just one minute into Hillel Neuer’s speech at the Arts convocation ceremony on June 5, protesters walked towards the stage,…
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Nine Key Takeaways from the Report on Inclusion and Respect in Campus Life
In an email to the McGill community on May 16, Principal Fortier announced the release of a report by the…
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The Kids Are Not Alright
To say that earning a university degree is laden with stress is trite. The stress of managing a full course…
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Provost Announces New Steps Taken Towards Handling of Sexual Misconduct and Student-Professor Relationships
On May 10, in an email to the McGill community, Provost and Vice-Principal Christopher P. Manfredi outlined three new mechanisms…
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Students Protest Administration’s Handling of Sexual Misconduct
On April 11, McGill and Concordia students participated in an organized walkout that protested the current process by which the…
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Why is Climate Action So Hard?
At the end of March, Professor Philip Kitcher delivered a talk on the difficulties of taking action against climate change…
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Clean the Air: Carbon Pricing in Canada
On April 4, Canada’s EcoFiscal Commission released a report on carbon pricing designed to move the conversation on environmentally-conscious policy…
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