“Our Whole Struggle Was Based Upon Fighting for the People”
Captain of Black Panther Party’s Seattle Chapter Aaron Dixon Comes to Montreal
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Third Queer History Month Comes to a Close
Queerness and Disability panel discusses intersectional issues
Winter 2021 COVID-19 Updates
On Wednesday, November 3, McGill released an update on operations during the coming Winter 2021 semester. Here is a breakdown of the changes and guidelines… Read More »Winter 2021 COVID-19 Updates
School of Social Work Ratifies New Equity Initiative
Students concerned that their mental health is “pushed to the back burner”
Dollarama’s Immigrant Workers Fight for their Rights
Warehouse workers decry “deplorable” conditions
Social Work Students Urge Faculty to Express Solidarity
Bureaucratic red tape presents barrier to institutional action
MASA Statement sparks controversy
SSMU Legislative Council discusses constitutionality of sharing political statements
Third Queer History Month Held Online
Participants reflect on how the internet has impacted the LGBTQ+ community
Plan to Address Anti-Black Racism Released
Statue of James McGill to Remain on Campus
“Non à la Privatisation!”
Community advocates rally against the privatization of the Royal Victoria Hospital
New Draft Policy for Students with Disabilities Released
AGSEM Raises Concerns with Draft Policy in Review
Decolonizing Tibet, Resisting The Chinese Communist Party
An introduction to McGill Students for a Free Tibet
A Program to “Confront Systemic Racism” at McGill
McGill Releases New Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Plan
Quebec Prisons Failing to Protect Inmates
Anti-Carceral Group Calls For Release Of More Prisoners
For TAs, Casual Employees, Invigilators, and Graders, COVID-19 Has Exacerbated Already Uncertain Working Conditions
“Paying precarious employees, in McGill’s eyes, is just not worth it,” Graduate Student Says