An estimated 10,000 people marched Saturday in protest against the Israeli military campaign in Gaza, part of a worldwide movement denouncing recent violence. The frustrations… Read More »Montrealers march in solidarity with Gaza
Marie Brassard’s provocative selections explore the fringe of German film
A week-long celebration of all things “art” – with performances, screenings, competitions, and more – kicked off on campus Monday with poetry and music, and… Read More »Culture brief: Art around the clock
It has been two years since 1.5-million-plus residents of Gaza have been under siege. With points of entry by land, air, and sea blocked by… Read More »Hyde Park: Israel’s moral high ground
A guide to finding books with personality in Montreal
Editors’ note
Speaking out on the environment Tuesday, January 13, 5 p.m. Thomson House Restaurant, 3650 McTavish As part of PGSS Green month, listen to Dr. Joe… Read More »What’s the haps
This year’s big white tent hopes to make a financial turnaround
Students’ gambling addictions compromise academics, social lives, relationships
In the past, McGill has seen many heated debates about the issues facing students and society. So far this year, campus has been quieter than… Read More »Tell SSMU what you want
Munroe-Blum takes positive attitude towards contentious campus issues
Journal de Montréal workers fight for contract Abating fears of a lockout after two months of stalled talks, employees of the Journal de Montréal –… Read More »News brief
Police fans band together Re: “Laying down the law” | Commentary | November 24 “So Lonely” is indeed the best of the Police’s oeuvre, as… Read More »Letters
Meet Sid Ryan, the firecracker leader of the Ontario wing of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE). He has used this role as a… Read More »CUPE boycott brings bigotry to academia
Surviving high school is no mean feat in Mariko Tamaki’s Skim
