Since I wrote about Caster Semenya (“Transcending sex and gender binaries,” Commentary, August 31), the South African runner and gold medallist forced to undergo sex… Read More »Let Caster Semenya choose how to live
Students, staff upset by change in prices and policy
Dance series provides entry point into French culture
In our postmodern world, it is unsurprising that many cling to a few “facts” that science offers in investigating crimes. DNA profiles can help solve… Read More »Counterpoint: Our DNA is too valuable for the government to own it
Re: “Everything you always wanted to know about SSMU” | News | September 3
Re: “Landry for mandatory French in CEGEP” | News | September 14
Counterpoint: Our DNA is too valuable for the government to own it
Luc Courchesne’s Journal panoscopique
Sammy Baloji’s Vues de Likasi
Scholarships assist the children of deceased Canadian soldiers
A merican sci-fi writer David Brin once said, “When it comes to privacy and accountability, people always demand the former for themselves and the latter… Read More »Point: The U.S. should establish a universal DNA database
On September 9, student unions from Carleton University and the University of Ottawa succeeded in lobbying the Ottawa City Council to rescind the age cap… Read More »Ottawa City Council eliminates age cap on student transit passes
Correction appended When I was looking at universities, I considered many different engineering programs across the country. McGill’s Faculty of Engineering was particularly attractive because… Read More »The problem with engineering is non-engineers’ misinformation
The Daily discusses grassroots advocacy with prominent activist Wade Rathke
Re: “Engineering Frosh is not sexist” | Commentary | September 14
