Students Speak Out for Palestine
Despite the rain and cold on Friday, November 12, students and activists gathered at the Roddick Gates in a rally concluding BDS (Boycott, Divest, and… Read More »Students Speak Out for Palestine
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Naloxone Saves Lives
Following up on the MNCS Naloxone and Harm Reduction Workshop
SSMU President’s Leave of Absence Continues
VP Internal asks the Daily not to investigate further
Negotiations between AMUSE and McGill at a Lock
Floor Fellows’ demand for collective agreement remains unheeded
In Conversation with PGSS
The return to campus has been “disappointing”
McGill Celebrates Queer History Month
Programming featured panels, workshops, and community events
Revisiting McGill’s Equity Plans
One year since release of the AP-ABR
Faculty Mandated to Teach In-Person
Professors express frustration with administration
McGill Senate Advocates for More COVID-19 Regulations
Passes motion for establishment of Ad Hoc Advisory Committee
Countdown to a Safe Campus
Dr. Fauci receives honorary degree, McGill still without vaccine mandate
September 23 SSMU Council Meeting Debates Community Concerns
Truth and Reconciliation, New Vic discussed
University Vaccine Mandates: Looking Beyond the Headlines
Panel discusses the legal and ethical implications of a vaccine mandate
10th Annual Indigenous Awareness Weeks Held Online
Indigenous performers and speakers reflect on colonialism, sustainability
Checking in with AGSEM
Earlier this year, the Daily reported on issues members of the Association of Graduate Students Employed at McGill (AGSEM) were experiencing with Workday, the HR… Read More »Checking in with AGSEM
Analysis: McGill’s COVID Protocol
Update: The September 17 version of this article stated that students would only be notified of a potential exposure if they were at a medium… Read More »Analysis: McGill’s COVID Protocol