Secretariat approves tearing down of EUS posters with the McGill logo
Administration continues dispute over the use of the McGill name by student groups
News - Articles
Montreal ranked most bike-friendly city in North America
Consulting firm places Montreal number eight on worldwide index
Demonstrators barred from Senate
Discussion of ongoing labour dispute dominates first meeting of the year
HEC Montreal Froshies wear blackface
McGill law student witnesses and records incident
SSMU Council officially supports striking non-academic workers
VP Finance Patel announces the search for new tenants in the SSMU cafeteria
Changes imminent for Concordia governance
External committee criticizes BoG for lack of transparency and communication
THE YEAR IN REVIEW
2010 SEPTEMBER Frosh Frosh season never goes by without some flak, and this year was no exception. Management Undergraduate Society Frosh planned a tribal frosh… Read More »THE YEAR IN REVIEW
SUS criticized over treatment of candidates
Management of the recent Science Undergraduate Society (SUS) election has resulted in allegations of unfair treatment of candidates. Two current SUS executives, President Dara Djafarian… Read More »SUS criticized over treatment of candidates
PGSS votes to increase health services fee
On March 25, McGill’s graduate students approved two referendum questions that will enact major changes to the PGSS health and dental plan and raise the… Read More »PGSS votes to increase health services fee
#ssmupocalypse
The Daily’s News team reflects on this year’s SSMU executive
Meet your local candidates
Who you are actually voting for
The 2011 campaign trail comes to Montreal
Election campaigning begins with action-packed first week
New union prepares for collective bargaining with McGill
Research employees struggling to contact members, begin negotiations
Nunavik set to vote for regional government
Inuit community will vote to end long struggle for self-governance
McGill questions the prospects of peace in partitioned Sudan
Panellist concerned Sudan troubles overshadowed by Arab revolutions