Trans Rights Are Not Up for Debate
On January 10, a large crowd gathered in front of McGill’s Chancellor Day Hall to protest an event held by the McGill Centre for Human… Read More »Trans Rights Are Not Up for Debate
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Running Up That Chart
How nostalgia fuelled the music of 2022
Le Petit Marché Étudiant is Open for Business
New student-run business is providing students with affordable and nutritious food
Diabetes in East Asia
Unique risk factors affect East Asian individuals
McGill’s Library Project Underway in 2023
McLennan Library Collections will be moved to an off-campus Collection Centre
Overrepresentation of the Ultra-Wealthy
Entertainment’s fascination with rich tears and pop- anti-capitalism
The End of OSVRSE?
McGill’s latest failure to support survivors on campus
Democratizing SSMU: One Year Later
The McGill Student Union Democratization Initiative Policy, proposed to democratize student unions at McGill, appeared on the ballot during the Fall 2021 referendum period. By… Read More »Democratizing SSMU: One Year Later
Candlelight Vigil In Seoul
Thousands gathered in central Seoul at a candlelight vigil on November 4, a week after the deadly Halloween crowd crush in Itaewon that took place… Read More »Candlelight Vigil In Seoul
Making airwaves: A Tour of Spaceship CKUT
Representation on the airwaves
The Daily’s Guide to Anti-Oppressive ATIs
A how-to for activists, journalists, and nosy McGill students
Rabbit Hole Cafe Reopened
Every Friday from 12:30-2:00 PM, a bright yellow door in the heart of Milton-Parc leads the way to affordable, vegan meals. On November 11, the… Read More »Rabbit Hole Cafe Reopened
Scream for Divestment
Divest McGill organizes collective scream on campus
QPIRG’s Annual Culture Shock Series Centres the Theme of Joy
Turning focus toward celebration and appreciation