Midnight Kitchen closed indefinitely
Donation-based collective failed to renew provincial certification, blames SSMU for lack of warning
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Work group holds open house
VP Abaki optimistic about increasing student consultation; Mendelson absent
McGill seeks “transactions” with more students
New enrolment plan set to change recruitment priorities, deregulate international tuition rates
Fraternity for gay students to recruit new members
Delta Lambda Phi, McGill’s first fraternity explicity for gay and bisexual men
Report reveals student displeasure
McGill Law student’s survey data sheds light on equity and diversity issues
Thousands march for Jasmine Revolution
Anxiety as local Tunisians rally for revolution at home
“To give back for the people we lost”
The Heavy Machinery Training Project for the Haitian diaspora living in Quebec
McGill and MUNACA exchanging demands
Both parties hope to conclude negotiations by the end of the calendar year
Southern Sudan votes for its life
McGill professor Khalid Medani speaks with The Daily about yesterday’s referendum in Sudan
Back in the SSMU of ’69
Prominent Montreal-based civil liberties lawyer Julius Grey, began his politically crusading career in an office familiar to most McGill students – that of SSMU President. In 1969-1970, when Grey presided over the student society, campus politics were different. Grey sat down with The Daily before the winter break to discuss what he sees as an… Read More »Back in the SSMU of ’69
McGill fires MUNACA member
Union claims University in contravention of Collective Agreement, Quebec Law
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