Divest McGill Occupies Campus To Remind Students and Faculty Who The University Is For
As students returned to McGill from Reading Week, they may have noticed that downtown campus looks a little bit…
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B+B Picks: Unconventional Study Spots in Montreal
We at McGill have the opportunity to be students in a beautiful and cosmopolitan city, so why do we always…
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McGill Campus Prepares as Montreal Opens Up
The city of Montreal is slowly lifting all COVID-19 restrictions, including the use of vaccine passports. In a press conference…
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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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Highlights From The AUS GENERAL ELECTION DEBATES 2022
For this year’s AUS election periods, candidates for the Arts Undergraduate Society (AUS) shared their platforms and goals for the…
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MUS Board of Director Candidates Share Their Plans for Change
On Monday, February 7, the candidates running in the 2022-2023 election for the Management Undergraduate Society Board of Directors convened…
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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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Student Media Roundtable: McGill Administration Balancing Student Safety with Academic Expectations
On Friday, January 21, Associate Provost of Teaching and Academic Programs Chris Buddle and Deputy Provost Fabrice Labeau met with…
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International Students Anticipate Rocky Return to Campus
It is a new year, and a new wave of COVID-19 restrictions is upon us. With the omicron variant escalating…
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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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