Packed house for Town Hall
The main grievance at Tuesday’s Town Hall was the lack of student consultation on the hot-button issues of tuition and the allocation of student and… Read More »Packed house for Town Hall
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Israeli soldiers on campus
Activists deem it recruitment, others disagree
Panel discusses female leadership
Progress made; more still needed
The Gaza flotilla raid, first hand
Ewa Jasiewicz is a British-Polish activist, a coordinator with the Free Gaza Movement, and a member of the editorial collective of Le Monde Diplomatique’s Polish… Read More »The Gaza flotilla raid, first hand
Architecture students join EUS
Café closure sparked the move, but no longer an issue for ASA
Vets protest benefit troubles
Hospital management and categorization of care upsets
Munroe-Blum talks tuition hikes
Principal fields questions from student journalists
Richler tribute debated
Quebec nationalists opposed to the idea
New coalition of Quebec labour and student unions
Alliance sociale hopes to fight tuition hikes and cuts to social programs
The Daily’s referendum endorsements
Referendum Question Regarding SACOMSS Fee Renewal. Categorically yes. As the whereas clauses for this referendum state, SACOMSS provides essential services to the McGill and Montreal… Read More »The Daily’s referendum endorsements
Leader of opposition party forced to resign over Turcot project
New plans for controversial interchange to be released tomorrow
Inside Arch Café’s books
Deputy Provost Morton Mendelson released a memo to the press last week originally addressed from his office to the Board of Governors that has shed… Read More »Inside Arch Café’s books
Palestinian prisoners’ advocate speaks at McGill
Ala Jaradat discusses the military order in the Occupied Territories and Israel
Ministry of Education announces key tuition meeting
Rencontres des partenaires de l’éducation falls during exams; students think timing designed to keep them away
The knowledge economy
Eric Andrew-Gee explores student opposition to the corporatization of campuses