Is research ever value-free?
Considering the ethical implications of the scientific pursuit
Madison Smith - Media Credits
On physics, 4.0s, and undergrad souls
One professor discusses why the grading system is detrimental to scientific learning
Fate of military research regulations still up in the air
McGill University’s research policy will be updated this fall, a move that has student activists concerned about ethical regulation of future military research on campus.… Read More »Fate of military research regulations still up in the air
Suspension of disbelief
The Daily’s Hannah Freeman exposes whitewashing in the film industry
Let Caroline Keating spin you a yarn
Lo-fi musician tells her stories through song
Winds of indie change
McGill / Concordia band Pop Winds launches first EP
Blue-Collars strike for new contract
City of Montreal workers fight against subcontracting
Music from the pavement
The Daily’s Whitney Mallett unpacks a fresh batch of local indie labels
Viennoiseries and vengeance!
Street Fighter makes unlikely splash at Montreal café
Ivan Neilson
SSMU President
Dancers in the driver’s seat
For much of the average ballet dancer’s career, he or she is an interpreter of somebody else’s creations, a vehicle through which a choreographer can… Read More »Dancers in the driver’s seat
Sebastian Ronderos-Morgan
SSMU VP External Affairs
Campus Eye: Café Supreme opens
It’s a shame a student-run food service didn’t get priority from SSMU to take over the former tenant’s lease last year, but at least we… Read More »Campus Eye: Café Supreme opens
Alex Brown
SSMU VP Internal
Who’s afraid of public health care?
With a debate raging down south over the possibility of a public option in Obama’s health care plan, Canada’s public system has gotten some flak.… Read More »Who’s afraid of public health care?