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Goodbye McGill, Goodbye SSMU

April 11, 2018 Cartoons by Arshaaq Jiffry

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The Joys of Spring

April 11, 2018 Cartoons by Sunny Kim

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The McPlague

The Scurvy Student

A McGill Student’s Daily Journey in Wintertime

Everyday Interactions

April 11, 2018 Cartoons by Sabrina Girard-Lamas

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Exploring the communities of Milton-Parc

A look into the overlapping communities that make up Milton-Parc.

‘Blood Relations’ is a haunting portrait of social isolation

Sharon Pollock’s award-winning play Blood Relations, currently showing at Moyse Hall, was directed by Professor Sean Carney and produced by

Piecing together my McGill puzzle

Growing up, university was the light at the end of my tunnel. My family, friends, and teachers always pushed the

How do I leave the SSMU?

April 11, 2018 Cartoons by Erica Stefano

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A student’s take on SSMU elections

Two weeks ago the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) bylection for Vice-President (VP) Internal turned ugly… again. SSMU elections

Open secrets and closed doors: McGill must do better in handling abusive professors

“After Concordia, McGill faces its own #metoo moment,” an April 4 CBC headline reads. McGill is failing in its response to

The good, the bad, and the weird: Top headlines from the past 30 years

December 1984 The Quebec Court of Appeals ruled that the French-only provision of Bill 101, which mandated that French be

Mice @ McGill: Rat-Stricted Diet

April 11, 2018 Cartoons by Winnie Lin

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Krispy Kremes challenge samosas as McGill’s new go-to snack

McGill students are known for their love of samosas. The crunchy snack is central to the university’s culture. However, Krispy

Fresh off the Petri dish: The emerging industry of cellular agriculture

Which came first: The chicken or the egg? In the not too distant future, the popular dilemma may become less

Food, Facts, & Fiction

Waiting patiently on the centre of a table sits a large bowl of homemade gravy, the warm smell of turkey-stuffing

Professional Portraits: Then and Now

April 4, 2018 Cartoons by Winnie Lin

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Little corporal, big world

The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA)’s Napoleon: Art and Court Life in the Imperial Palace offers a scale and quality

Campus Conversation: How can SSMU regain students’ trust?

Editor's note: This past semester has seen a seemingly unprecedented number of scandals stemming from the Students' Society of McGill

The uphill battle to restoring trust in SSMU

On March 17, the results of this year’s Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) executive elections were announced. The entire

The Last Lunch in SSMU

March 20, 2018 Cartoons by Daria Kiseleva

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Exploring the communities of Milton-Parc

A look into the overlapping communities that make up Milton-Parc.

Everyday Interactions

‘Blood Relations’ is a haunting portrait of social isolation

Sharon Pollock’s award-winning play Blood Relations, currently showing at Moyse Hall, was directed by Professor Sean Carney and produced by

Voter Turnout

March 20, 2018 Cartoons by Erica Stefano

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Why students don’t care about SSMU

It’s that time of year again: Your friends from rez and frosh are inviting you to Facebook events and announcing

Word on the Y: What are your headline predictions for 2018?

As one of the most eventful years for North American politics in recent history, 2017 offered a slew of surprising

Campus Conversation: How can SSMU regain students’ trust?

Editor's note: This past semester has seen a seemingly unprecedented number of scandals stemming from the Students' Society of McGill

The McPlague

March 20, 2018 Cartoons by Daria Kiseleva

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The Joys of Spring

Piecing together my McGill puzzle

Growing up, university was the light at the end of my tunnel. My family, friends, and teachers always pushed the

Lonely campus

I’m a first-year McGill student, and I’m lonely. I did all the right things. I lived in residence. I participated

Different Faculties as Animals

March 13, 2018 Cartoons by Sunny Kim

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