The death penalty exacerbates racial inequity
How the case of Troy Davis outlines more than one problem in the US criminal justice system
Commentary
Merit matters
Why one student feels he can’t support MUNACA’s cause
Professor Dershowitz opts for the divisive
A recent speech feeds polarization in the Israel-Palestine conversation
Say no to forced prison labour in Ontario
How the Ontario Provincial Conservative Party’s crime agenda is inhumane
A lack of diverse opinions
McGill Hebrew University Exchange Participants respond to the partnership
Letters
End the strike, McGill Dear Dr. Munroe-Blum, My distress over the university’s response to MUNACA workers has been brewing since nearly a month ago, on… Read More »Letters
MUNACA is not a dirty word
Last Friday afternoon, McGill was granted an injunction against MUNACA. The injunction, or emergency court ruling, restricts union activities pertaining to picketing around campus property.… Read More »MUNACA is not a dirty word
Listen up!
An open letter to Heather Munroe-Blum
Tadamon! responds
A group voices concerns about the opt-out campaign’s unfair tactics and skewed facts
The Daily’s GA endorsements
Motion Re: Democratic Reform of the SSMU Board of Directors Yes. This motion is procedural, and we’re in support of keeping SSMU efficient and law… Read More »The Daily’s GA endorsements
Negotiate in good faith
Despite their expressed commitment to follow Quebec labour laws and negotiate in good faith to reach a fair settlement with MUNACA, the McGill administration has… Read More »Negotiate in good faith
Support a plurality of voices on campus
Our Campus, Our Community explains the importance of diversity at McGill
An open letter from the QPIRG McGill Board of Directors
To the membership of the McGill University Non-Academic Certified Association (MUNACA): On behalf of the Quebec Public Interest Research Group (QPIRG-McGill), we are writing to… Read More »An open letter from the QPIRG McGill Board of Directors
Opt-in to campus diversity
Campaigns to opt-out of student fees threaten campus vibrancy
Getting to democracy
How Libya’s history complicates its future