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
Recent Stories
Exploring the communities of Milton-Parc
A look into the overlapping communities that make up Milton-Parc. … Keep Reading
McGill and Concordia students walkout to challenge sexual violence on campus
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
McGill students lead initiative to heal trauma through art
In many ways, it feels like we are in an era full of newfound support for sexual assault survivors; public awareness campaigns … Keep Reading
Popular Stories
The intertwined histories of St-Viateur and Fairmount bakeries
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
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 investigation into … Keep Reading
Montreal’s vibrant zine community
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
News
McGill student arrested in Redpath Library
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 demand that caregivers be allowed to accompany children
Doctors from the McGill Faculty of Medicine are fighting to repeal a Quebec policy that prevents parents from accompanying their children during … Keep Reading
Open letter demands external investigation on faculty sexual misconduct
On April 5, the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) held a press conference to discuss an open letter addressed to the … Keep Reading
SSMU Council discusses the presence of far-right ideology in McGill community
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
Opinion
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 idea that … Keep Reading
Campus Conversation: First year residence—a house or a home?
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
Features
A utilitarian approach to student wellbeing
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
With Time, a Task Force
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
Sports
The McGill Tribune end-of-season athletic awards
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
Sun Youth: Levelling the playing field for the community
Montreal organization shines its light far beyond sport. … Keep Reading
Join the pack: Skating through the Montreal roller derby scene
A look inside the city’s vibrant derby community. … Keep Reading
SwimAbility Montreal helps children with disabilities feel safe in the water
McGill students help make a splash in the Montreal community. … Keep Reading
Science & Technology
The McGill Tribune Podcast – Interview with primatologist Colin Chapman
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 brewing controversy
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
A McGill club’s mapping mission
U3 students Hannah Rebentisch, Caroline Thompson, Hannah Ker, Jan Oledan, and Cameron Power, with various concentrations in geography and geographic information systems … Keep Reading
The Willy Trip: A student initiative to learn about rocks
In many programs at McGill, experiential learning opportunities are difficult to access. A student group with a passion for geology has found … Keep Reading
Student Living
The intertwined histories of St-Viateur and Fairmount bakeries
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
Word on the Y: What does ‘SSMU’ stand for?
Multimedia contributor Sofia Mikton asks people on campus what 'SSMU' stands for, and asks them who has been most recently elected the … Keep Reading
Word on the Y: What lessons have you learned this year?
The end of the school year is a time for reflection: Closing textbooks for the last time, packing apartment belongings into boxes, … Keep Reading
Slicing into the history of McGill Pizza
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
Arts & Entertainment
McGill students lead initiative to heal trauma through art
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: Behind the Curtains!
Introducing a new series from the McGill Tribune: Behind the Curtains! The series will explore the role of people behind the scenes … Keep Reading
Ethnographic filmmaking shines at FIFEQ
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
‘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 the McGill … Keep Reading
