Sustainability fund approved
Students approved fees for the Sustainable Projects Fund, the McGill Legal Information Clinic, and the Ambassador Fee in last week’s SSMU referendum. Polls closed on… Read More »Sustainability fund approved
Sam Neylon - Media Credits
Not Jewish like you
The Reform movement is not mere pomp and circumstance
Working the Wall
New exhibition examines the fundamental constructs of gallery space
Mange la poutine!
Une exploration de la fine cuisine québécoise
The sounds of solidarity
This past Wednesday, diaspora solidarity collective Tadamon!, in collaboration with the Suoni per il Popolo music festival and CKUT, hosted the eleventh edition of Artists… Read More »The sounds of solidarity
In denial
The Daily’s Stephanie Law exposes the dangers of ignoring the causal link between HIV and AIDS
Crooked world
Altera Vitae’s Bent memorializes the pink triangle
Monetary incentives for medical justice
W e’re living in an age where medicine is politics. Most of us walk around as pharmaceutical bodies, saturated with all sorts of unnecessary (or… Read More »Monetary incentives for medical justice
An ode to black sheep
TNC’s new production about every family’s sore thumb
North America has a science problem
Unvaccinated people endanger everyone else
The latest Central Perk
Bringing the independent coffee house to Montreal
Sexual assault’s silencing power
A barrier of enforced silence surrounds sexual assault survivors in our society. Ninety-one per cent of sexual assaults in Canada go unreported, according to Statistics… Read More »Sexual assault’s silencing power
Political expression
Sina Queyras’s Expressway takes the poet in a new direction
Montrealers protest Turcot expansion
Off Campus Eye
The Alabamizing of research
New research policy is unpracticably monolithic