Keeping information under wraps
If the McGill administration gets its way, they will have the power to decide in what circumstances to be subject to access to information laws.… Read More »Keeping information under wraps
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Difference as a second language
Sports, race, and class mix in a grade six basketball league
What stops the NFL?
The farce of ‘player safety’ in the NFL
In science, students fill the gap
U2 Physics and Math student launches lecture series
McGill seeks exception from Access to Information requests
University alleges it is victim of a “complex system”
100 Arts classes to be eliminated
Arts senator alleges cuts are punishment for Course Lecturer unionization
The art of conversation
Mile End talk show Parc Avenue Tonight
The willow that weeps no more
Τhe air was cold, sharp, biting. A medicine man was burning sage in a cleansing ceremony and a sacred fire burned in my peripheral. An… Read More »The willow that weeps no more
Invisible scars
Brain-related sports injuries linked to dementia and depression
Administration withdraws proposed protocol
Statement of “values” on free expression to be released
Admin talks university finances at SSMU Council
Motions call for more transparency in the education system
Hundreds march downtown in solidarity with Idle No More
Mohawk Traditional Council expresses ambivalence about the movement
True confessions of a gaysian queen
On rape culture, victimhood, and community justice
Asbestos debate rages on at the Faculty Club
American researcher attacks McGill’s asbestos investigation
SSMU Executive midterm review
Josh Redel – President Redel arrived in office with a divided and politicized student body and what seemed to be a politically divergent executive team.… Read More »SSMU Executive midterm review