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
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Internal funding controversies threaten Native Friendship Centre
Aboriginal Awareness Week highlights land, resource issues
Two consecutive days of action against Plan Nord
Environmentalists and Aboriginal activists join forces
Concordia to introduce sexual assault workshops in residences
McGill’s Rez Project used as a model
McGill waiting on direction from government to refund tuition fees
Students grow impatient with University’s lack of communication
Sexual assault numbers disputed
On July 12, La Presse reported that the Service de Police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM) had seen a 25 per cent decrease in sexual… Read More »Sexual assault numbers disputed
Queer McGill holds Fall General Assembly
Pledges support to Gay Village and Iranian LGBTQ community
SSMU continues plans for student-run cafe
Plans for a student-run cafe in the Shatner building are ongoing, according to SSMU VP Finance and Operations Jean-Paul Briggs, but they are also contending… Read More »SSMU continues plans for student-run cafe
2011 census reports increase in same-sex couples
Statistics Canada admits data may be flawed
McGill kicks off 2nd annual Aboriginal Awareness Week
Organizers express need for awareness of Aboriginal issues in Montreal
Senate discusses plan to reduce University staff
Concerns raised about teaching and research
Bangs v. Calver/Cheng J-Board preliminary hearing held
Calver asked press to leave mid-hearing
Thousands mobilize for September 22
Police reports three arrests
CLASSE excluded from summit talks
FEUQ and FECQ align with Marois government
Tuition hike to be abolished today, says FECQ
Marois reveals new cabinet