‘Silence is Violence’ launches at McGill
Group aims to challenge culture of institutional violence on campuses
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What’s SSMU up to?
A look at what the SSMU executives did over the summer and their plans for the upcoming semester
Meet the new Dean of Students
The Daily sits down with Christopher Buddle
Enbridge’s Northern Gateway Pipeline loses its approval
Grand Chief Stewart Phillip and Divest McGill speak out against McGill’s Enbridge investments
McGill releases 600 pages of documents to Demilitarize McGill
Following years of legal battles, student group is cautiously optimistic
Students rally in support of Sexual Assault Policy
Working group demands intersectional, pro-survivor approach to SAP
Administrators withdraw support from Sexual Assault Policy draft
Student-led working group condemns University’s reluctance to include intersectionality
Female SSMU executives decry tone-policing in student politics
Women held to a “higher standard of diplomacy” than men
Divest McGill organizes sit-in to demand revision of CAMSR report
Fossil fuel companies “for the most part” lawful, Fortier says
Medical student files lawsuit against McGill Faculty of Medicine
Faculty faces systemic issues of discrimination, says director of CRARR
McGill students, Montrealers debate and protest Ghomeshi verdict
Demonstrators decry lack of support for survivors of sexual assault
PGSS End of Year Reviews
The Post-Graduate Students’ Society of McGill (PGSS) has had a relatively relaxed year. Most of the problems the executives had to deal with were issues… Read More »PGSS End of Year Reviews
SSMU End of Year Reviews
This year has been rough on the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) executives. Understaffed, underfunded, overworked, the SSMU executives nevertheless strove to fulfill their… Read More »SSMU End of Year Reviews
SSMU adopts Indigenous Solidarity Policy
Supplementary Council meeting considers twelve notices of motion
Panel discusses Truth and Reconciliation report findings
“Incompleteness” of report poses challenges to implementation