Campus leaders talk tuition hikes
Post-Graduate Students’ Society (PGSS) President Roland Nassim
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Campus leaders talk tuition hikes
SSMU President Maggie Knight
Arrested on campus
The Daily speaks with Ariel Prado about the November 10 McGill demonstration
Profs refused entry to the James Admin building
Sit-in outside of building lasts five hours before moving to SSMU cafeteria
McGill students violently forced off campus
Demonstrators subjected to tear gas and pepper spray
James Administration occupiers allege assault by security
Second wave of occupiers reach second floor; all released without charges or punishments
The Daily talks to McGill researcher Brenda Milner
Canadian neuroscientist honoured with Greengard Prize for achievements of women in science
MoA vote ends negotiations over McGill name
SSMU Legislative Council voted last week to sign the Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) between SSMU and McGill after hours of confidential debate. Council voted to… Read More »MoA vote ends negotiations over McGill name
Quebec construction workers walk off the job
Unions conflicted over provincial construction bill
McGill community mobilizing
As over 200,000 students from across Quebec go on strike today – including McGill’s Arts Undergraduate Society – McGill’s graduate students, teaching and support staff are adding their voices to the fight against tuition hikes
Arts students vote in favour of November 10 student strike mandate
General Assembly also votes to support MUNACA strike, QPIRG referendum, and academic amnesty
Latest SSMU Summit discusses equity and diversity within student body
Newly implemented Strategic Summits aim to facilitate discussion within campus community
State’s capacity for online surveillance to increase under proposed bill
Privacy Commissioner of Canada concerned
First AUS General Assembly in recent memory to be held on Tuesday
Motions include a one-day student strike, support for MUNACA and QPIRG
CKUT and QPIRG face existence referenda for fee renewal and re-instated in-person opt-outs
Organizations’ campus opposition served notice for illegal ‘no’ campaigning