‘A call to end circadian discrimination’
It’s 6 a.m., and daylight has begun to peer out timidly above the horizon. The morning people are starting their days, sipping their coffee, and… Read More »‘A call to end circadian discrimination’
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The restoration of the Toronto Blue Jays
Put your money where your mind is
Three solutions to mental health problems at McGill
Drive-thru democracy
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The Daily’s referenda endorsements
EDITORIAL
Stop lying, goddammit
To make feminism accessible, we must stop lying to our children
A soporific look at Suuns
Andi State’s Suuns Europe 2011 film fails to impress
Games for the greater good
Decode Global raises awareness with mobile games app
McGill to hand out $5 million in pay equity
Agreement comes after 12 years in court and conciliation
Democratizing Science
A historical look at interactions between science and society
SSMU votes to investigate proliferation of ancillary fees
Motion passes after extended debate
Anti-police brutality march dispersed from the start
Over two thirds of demonstrators arrested
Philosophy students vote for accreditation
Association waits for Quebec government approval
The McGill Daily and CKUT present: an alternative summit on higher education
Farid Rener and Carla Green host an hour-long panel that covers everything Pauline Marois’ recent summit on higher education should have addressed. They are joined… Read More »The McGill Daily and CKUT present: an alternative summit on higher education
