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When is the best time to get sick?

Published on September 19, 2017 Catching a cold in the morning or at night can make a big difference. A new study from the McGill University… Keep Reading
Is McGill advising failing its students?

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Montreal indigenous community gathers to celebrate 16th annual Pow Wow at McGill

Published on September 19, 2017 On Sept. 15, the McGill First People’s House (FPH) hosted the 16th annual Pow Wow on Lower Field. Members of… Keep Reading
McGill Martlets soccer hold UdeM Carabins to 0-0 draw

Published on September 17, 2017 Before meeting the Université de Montréal (UdeM) Carabins at Molson Stadium on Friday, Sept. 15, the McGill Martlets soccer team… Keep Reading

Recent Stories

Airbnb short-term cities are impacting long-term rentals

September 21, 2017 Thea Borck

Most students I know have at some point benefited from the services provided by Airbnb, whether for travel, a night out, or … Keep Reading

Brace yourselves, breakfast is coming

September 19, 2017 Kelly Panichnantakul

The McGill Tribune has compiled four nutritious mug-recipes that can be made in a microwave in less than five minutes, to ensure … Keep Reading

McGill and Montreal community honour life of Gretta Chambers, first female university chancellor

September 19, 2017 Natalia Savkovic

Hundreds of people gathered at the Church of Saint-Léon-de-Westmount on Sept. 16 to honour the life and accomplishments of Gretta Chambers, former … Keep Reading

How to build, work, and navigate your networks

September 19, 2017 Emma Carr

Many students share a common goal of securing a job right out of university—but this task can prove more challenging than many … Keep Reading

Minister of Environment and Climate Change hosts panel at McGill

September 19, 2017 Laura Oprescu

On Sept. 15, McGill University hosted a panel at Chancellor Day Hall on the future of clean energy as a means of … Keep Reading

Arts & Entertainment

“It: Chapter One” tugs at the heartstrings but fails to terrify

September 19, 2017 Christina Stackpole

It had been in “development hell” since 2009, cycling through a plethora of directors, writers, and stars. Based on the novel by … Keep Reading

‘In Search of Expo 67’ offers perspective on Montreal World’s Fair

September 19, 2017 Clemence Auzias

The Montreal Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC) has opened up its doors for spectators to explore the world of Montreal’s proudest moment … Keep Reading

Alvvays – Antisocialites Review

September 19, 2017 Luke Sarabia

Alvvays, Toronto indie favourites, first made waves in 2014 with their self-titled debut and its breakout single “Archie, Marry Me,” a brazenly … Keep Reading

News

McGill and Montreal community honour life of Gretta Chambers, first female university chancellor

September 19, 2017 Natalia Savkovic

Hundreds of people gathered at the Church of Saint-Léon-de-Westmount on Sept. 16 to honour the life and accomplishments of Gretta Chambers, former … Keep Reading

AUS Council Plans to Celebrate 25th Anniversary Despite Resignation of Executive

September 19, 2017 Luca Brown

The resignation of Vice-President (VP) External Catherine Jeffrey was at the top of the agenda during the first Arts Undergraduate Society (AUS) … Keep Reading

SSMU Council passes motion to open SSPN to Members-at-large

September 19, 2017 Mei Nathan

On Sept. 14, the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) Legislative Council held its first meeting of the Fall 2017 semester. Over … Keep Reading

Missing SSMU 2016-2017 budget report causes difficulties for current executives

September 19, 2017 Ozanay Bozkaya

At the end of his term in May, Former Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) Vice President (VP) Finance Niall Carolan failed … Keep Reading

Opinion

Airbnb short-term cities are impacting long-term rentals

September 21, 2017 Thea Borck

Most students I know have at some point benefited from the services provided by Airbnb, whether for travel, a night out, or … Keep Reading

Separating criticism from cynicism when evaluating McGill’s student leaders

September 19, 2017 McGill Tribune Editorial Board

Often, students at McGill regard the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) as an inefficient, incompetent, and divisive organization. Some of these … Keep Reading

Echo chambers on autoplay: How social media news videos hurt political dialogue

September 19, 2017 Andras Nemeth

Flashing through countless newsfeeds with bold lettering and eye-catching, often shocking imagery, online news videos have become intrinsic to users’ experience on … Keep Reading

Gaining a financial education early is an investment in the future

September 19, 2017 Samantha Ling

In the months leading up to their first year, undergraduates will hear several not-so-glorious bits about the ‘glorious’ college years that await … Keep Reading

Features

Is McGill advising failing its students?

September 19, 2017 Audrey Carleton

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Café Mission Keurig: A day at a coffeehouse for Montreal’s homeless

September 12, 2017 Marie Labrosse

It’s only 9 a.m. on Friday Sept. 8, and the Café Mission Keurig is already buzzing just one hour after opening for … Keep Reading

Sports

ICYMI: NHL summer trades and signings

September 19, 2017 Wasif Husain

After the Stanley Cup wraps up every June, fans must endure four months without any on-ice NHL action. Luckily, the summer months … Keep Reading

Buckets of cash: Comparing wages in the NFL, NBA, and MLB

September 19, 2017 Sam Wendel

Season length, roster size, and television viewership are all factors in players’ salaries. … Keep Reading

Citius, altius, fortius: The cost of hosting the Olympic games

September 19, 2017 David Rankin

Hosting the Olympic games can be an expensive, corrupt, and unpredictable business. It is a very high-risk but potentially high-reward proposition: Effective … Keep Reading

McGill Martlets soccer hold UdeM Carabins to 0-0 draw

September 17, 2017 Shayan Haqqi

Before meeting the Université de Montréal (UdeM) Carabins at Molson Stadium on Friday, Sept. 15, the McGill Martlets soccer team hoped to … Keep Reading

Science & Technology

Minister of Environment and Climate Change hosts panel at McGill

September 19, 2017 Laura Oprescu

On Sept. 15, McGill University hosted a panel at Chancellor Day Hall on the future of clean energy as a means of … Keep Reading

When is the best time to get sick?

September 19, 2017 Selen Ercan

Catching a cold in the morning or at night can make a big difference. A new study from the McGill University and the … Keep Reading

Building sustainable materials inspired by nature

September 19, 2017 Katherine Lord

On Sept. 14 at Soup and Science, students were made privy to the exciting field of Sustainable Materials Chemistry, as presented by … Keep Reading

From mutation to malformation: Developmental syndromes

September 19, 2017 Jade Prévost-Manuel

On Sept. 12, Soup and Science featured some of the cutting-edge developmental biology research going on at McGill. Over an egg salad … Keep Reading

Student Living

Brace yourselves, breakfast is coming

September 19, 2017 Kelly Panichnantakul

The McGill Tribune has compiled four nutritious mug-recipes that can be made in a microwave in less than five minutes, to ensure … Keep Reading

How to build, work, and navigate your networks

September 19, 2017 Emma Carr

Many students share a common goal of securing a job right out of university—but this task can prove more challenging than many … Keep Reading

Ask Ainsley: Should I go to therapy?

September 19, 2017 Ainsley

Dear Ainsley, Since classes started this year, I have started experiencing a lot of anxiety for the first time in my life. … Keep Reading

Tea Tuesday: A closer look at the timeless drink

September 19, 2017 Lauren Jelinek

It’s undeniable that tea’s popularity has risen over the past years. The leaf-infused beverage has an increasingly strong presence in cafes and … Keep Reading