We have always known about McGill’s predatory professors
Student testimonies confirm decades old warning system between peers
Commentary
Journalists have a responsibility to critique police brutality
content warning: Police brutality, violence, abuse On March 15, 200 to 300 people gathered in the streets of Montreal for the annual anti-police brutality march.… Read More »Journalists have a responsibility to critique police brutality
Letters to the editors
Another year, another Daily. This one was eventful, however, with a referendum that could’ve changed the landscape of campus press and the forced uprooting of… Read More »Letters to the editors
Whose violence is acceptable?
On the biased perception of violence
The manifestations of Muslim identity
Being a cultural Muslim at McGill
Canadian healthcare fails racialized people once again
Content warning: Racism, violence On March 8, 2018, Wessen Vandenhoek, a Black man living in northeast Calgary, sought care at the East Calgary Health Centre.… Read More »Canadian healthcare fails racialized people once again
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Content warning: anti-Indigenous violence, abuse, alcoholism A yellow house, Nothing big, nothing fancy, it that was more than I could ask for, and it was… Read More »Untitled
Prove Your Queerness
The Obstacles that Face LGBTQ+ Refugees
Tingnan mo yung palengke!/ Look at the life
A look at the racialized life in death
Eccentric or artistic?
Prioritizing creatives’ mental health
In response to creation of the Max Bell School of Public Policy
Dear Principal Fortier, In the Winter issue, McGill News reported the creation of the new Max Bell School of Public Policy (Training Tomorrow’s Policy Leaders,… Read More »In response to creation of the Max Bell School of Public Policy
In response to the NBC comments at the Winter Olympics
History teaches us that remembrance is important. History also teaches us that safeguarding the transfer of veracity onto the next generation is just as important… Read More »In response to the NBC comments at the Winter Olympics
McGill’s insistence on ‘political neutrality’ is an insult to student activism
On December 12, 2017, the Board of Governors (BoG) — McGill’s highest authority governing over academic, business, and financial affairs — met to discuss the… Read More »McGill’s insistence on ‘political neutrality’ is an insult to student activism
Are prisons obsolete?
On the abolition of the prison-industrial complex