Controversy surrounds university underfunding
McGill contemplates “worst case scenario”
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Anti-police brutality march peaceful, sparsely attended
An anti-police brutality march numbered around 350 last Saturday and remained largely peaceful, with no major confrontations between police and protesters. The march departed from Place… Read More »Anti-police brutality march peaceful, sparsely attended
Legal Information Clinic expands
Space to be used to add confidentiality to legal counselling
Canada Post and union reach tentative deal
Union says back to work legislation skewed negotiations
March and vigil honours missing and murdered Native women
Attendees demand government action
PGSS talks tuition refunds
Councillors lay out vision for education summit
Students stage teach-in on Iran
McGill’s involvement with war industry discussed
Philosophy students seek to separate from AUS
SNAX to start paying rent
Bangs v. Calver and Cheng hearing marked by respondents’ absence
Judicial Board to make a final decision within 15 days of hearing
Pro-choice and pro-life groups demonstrate side-by-side
Pro-life activists maintain constant presence in park
M-SERT to initiate a fee-increase referendum
Additional recruits and meal plan considered
News Brief: McGill hosts National Geographic explorers
Over 150 McGill students gathered in the Leacock auditorium on Saturday for a full day of workshops hosted by the National Geographic Young Explorers Grants… Read More »News Brief: McGill hosts National Geographic explorers
Amid scandals, role of private sector questioned
McGill University Health Centre target of corruption investigation
BoG holds first meeting of the year
Last Thursday, McGill’s highest governing body, the Board of Governor’s (BoG), convened for its first session of the academic year. The BoG is led by… Read More »BoG holds first meeting of the year
Internal funding controversies threaten Native Friendship Centre
Aboriginal Awareness Week highlights land, resource issues