Cops to testify first in Villanueva inquest
Community concerned that case will not address racial profiling by police
News
Council goes SSMUthly
Most decisions passed with little dissent
McGill adopts Project Hero
Scholarships assist the children of deceased Canadian soldiers
McGill receives $103 million from federal stimulus
Quebec Education Minister Michelle Courchesne and Senator David Angus announced last Monday at McGill’s Otto Maass Chemistry Building that the University would be receiving a… Read More »McGill receives $103 million from federal stimulus
Senate & BoG
Reports on McGill’s highest bodies
Residence dining in disarray
Students, staff upset by change in prices and policy
Ottawa City Council eliminates age cap on student transit passes
On September 9, student unions from Carleton University and the University of Ottawa succeeded in lobbying the Ottawa City Council to rescind the age cap… Read More »Ottawa City Council eliminates age cap on student transit passes
MBA fees jump to $29,500
Program rejects government contributions in favour of self-funding
ACORN Founder speaks on “the new McCarthyism”
The Daily discusses grassroots advocacy with prominent activist Wade Rathke
Alex Brown
SSMU VP Internal
Campus Eye: Café Supreme opens
It’s a shame a student-run food service didn’t get priority from SSMU to take over the former tenant’s lease last year, but at least we… Read More »Campus Eye: Café Supreme opens
Sarah Olle
SSMU VP Clubs and Services
Blame Canada?
McGill expert speaks on the United States’ portrayal of our universal health care
Graduates vote to join student federation
Referendum held before resumption of classes
Sebastian Ronderos-Morgan
SSMU VP External Affairs