Presidential candidates ambivalent over “external and divisive” amendment
SSMU executive candidates answer questions from the press
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McGill24 campaign incites counter-campaign by Demilitarize McGill
Alumni encouraged not to donate until military research ends
SSMU objects to Lobbying Transparency Act
On March 10, the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) Legislative Council met to discuss Committee Terms of Reference and a motion to oppose Bill… Read More »SSMU objects to Lobbying Transparency Act
Montrealers in solidarity with Nadiya Savchenko
Incarcerated politician and pilot a “symbol of Ukraine”
Montrealers march for International Women’s Day
Women of Diverse Origins denounces austerity
“You deserve to be here,” panelist tells women of colour in law
Panel discussion, coffeehouse commemorate International Women’s Day
Campaign against “external and divisive” amendment at AUS Council
At a brief meeting of McGill’s Arts Undergraduate Society (AUS) Legislative Council on March 9, a presentation was given by students campaigning against a controversial… Read More »Campaign against “external and divisive” amendment at AUS Council
HIV/AIDS lecture series concludes with focus on harm reduction
Lecturer emphasizes need for “political will” to end HIV/AIDS
Constitutional amendment stirs up debate at SSMU Council
Referendum question will ask to create unelected body to check “divisive” GA motions
BDS motion nullified in online ratification
Organizations campaigning for “no” vote alleged to have violated SSMU regulations
Arts Undergraduate Society holds electoral debates
Presidential candidates emphasize mental health initiatives
McGill undergraduates vote to support BDS movement
Motion to support Indigenous women titleholders tabled due to insufficient consultation
SSMU Winter 2016 General Assembly
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Petition asks for mandatory genocide studies
Sixth grade students had no idea about genocide, petitioner says
Panel highlights solidarity between Quebec and Chilean social movements
Chilean political refugees were crucial in Quebec socialism, say panelists