The breakdown of McGill’s eating disorder program
Multimedia editor Tristan Surman tells the story of his personal experience with eating disorders, and uses it to contextualize an… Keep Reading
A look into the overlapping communities that make up Milton-Parc. … Keep Reading
On April 11, McGill and Concordia students gathered in front of the James Administration building to challenge the school's handling of sexual … Keep Reading
In many ways, it feels like we are in an era full of newfound support for sexual assault survivors; public awareness campaigns … Keep Reading
The stories behind the two bakeries that make up Montreal’s bagel-loving Montreal’s bagels are world-famous. Hand rolled, bathed in sweetened water (using … Keep Reading
Multimedia editor Tristan Surman tells the story of his personal experience with eating disorders, and uses it to contextualize an investigation into … Keep Reading
Creative McGill students are building a niche community centred around zines—small-sized, low-circulation publications. Historically used as a tool for marginalized groups to … Keep Reading
A McGill student was taken into custody by two Montreal police officers and a McGill security guard in the Redpath Library on … Keep Reading
Doctors from the McGill Faculty of Medicine are fighting to repeal a Quebec policy that prevents parents from accompanying their children during … Keep Reading
On April 5, the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) held a press conference to discuss an open letter addressed to the … Keep Reading
The Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) Legislative Council convened on April 5 to discuss methods to prevent the spread of far-right … Keep Reading
Growing up, university was the light at the end of my tunnel. My family, friends, and teachers always pushed the idea that … Keep Reading
Editor’s note: For many McGill students, the first campus community that they encounter is in residence. The McGill Tribune Opinion section asked contributors to … Keep Reading
McGill’s Counselling and Mental Health Services have come under fire in recent years, as changes meant to improve care have instead focused on reducing wait … Keep Reading
Nearly 200 years ago, James McGill, a fur trader and one of the most prominent slave owners in Quebec’s history, founded McGill … Keep Reading
2017-2018 Martlet Awards Team of the year: Martlet basketball The Martlets’ 2017-18 season couldn’t quite follow up on their prior campaign’s record … Keep Reading
Montreal organization shines its light far beyond sport. … Keep Reading
A look inside the city’s vibrant derby community. … Keep Reading
McGill students help make a splash in the Montreal community. … Keep Reading
Staff writer Emma Gillies discusses primate conservation and its human component with Colin Chapman, professor in McGill's Department of Anthropology … Keep Reading
Caffeine—a stimulant that is actually classified as a drug—is a saving grace for many students during exam season, when coffee and energy … Keep Reading
U3 students Hannah Rebentisch, Caroline Thompson, Hannah Ker, Jan Oledan, and Cameron Power, with various concentrations in geography and geographic information systems … Keep Reading
In many programs at McGill, experiential learning opportunities are difficult to access. A student group with a passion for geology has found … Keep Reading
The stories behind the two bakeries that make up Montreal’s bagel-loving Montreal’s bagels are world-famous. Hand rolled, bathed in sweetened water (using … Keep Reading
Multimedia contributor Sofia Mikton asks people on campus what 'SSMU' stands for, and asks them who has been most recently elected the … Keep Reading
The end of the school year is a time for reflection: Closing textbooks for the last time, packing apartment belongings into boxes, … Keep Reading
Ever since humanity invented flatbread, we’ve wanted to embellish it with savoury sauces and tasty toppings. When students tire of eating overpriced … Keep Reading
In many ways, it feels like we are in an era full of newfound support for sexual assault survivors; public awareness campaigns … Keep Reading
Introducing a new series from the McGill Tribune: Behind the Curtains! The series will explore the role of people behind the scenes … Keep Reading
The Maison de la Culture de Cote-des-Neiges, and McCord Museum will host free screenings of the International Ethnographic Film Festival of Quebec … Keep Reading
Sharon Pollock’s award-winning play Blood Relations, currently showing at Moyse Hall, was directed by Professor Sean Carney and produced by the McGill … Keep Reading