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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The McGill Declassified Oscars Survival Guide
What’s the most exciting event of the year? The Super Bowl. But for those of us who can’t tell a…
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The 2019 McGill Drama Festival
Annually, Players’ Theatre, a non-profit student-run English theatre, hosts The McGill Drama Festival. The 2019 festival, which runs from February…
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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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For the Best Breakfast, Just Cross the Street
Good morning! Running late to that 8:30 class in Leacock, again, I see. Yet, you wait in that winding line…
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Legislative Council Elects Representative to Anti-Semitism Committee, Updates Election Regulations
On February 7, SSMU held its second Legislative Council meeting of the winter semester to discuss election regulations, the SSMU…
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First Impressions at McGill’s 24-Hour Play Festival
On Saturday, January 26th, I walked into a flurry of activity at Tuesday Night Cafe Theatre (TNC). Often, plays are…
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Mulling Mental Health at SSMU Mental Health Awareness Week
SSMU’s Mental Health Awareness Week began on Monday, January 25, and sought to place mental health at the center of…
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JED – More than a Student-Run Consulting Firm
In 2012, McGill student Francis Davidson began renting out his apartment in the summer to make use of his unproductive…
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McGill Looks Ahead: The Master Plan
On January 31 in the McLennan Library Research Commons, members of McGill’s Campus Planning and Development Office (CPDO) presented the…
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