Colourful Celebrations: McGill’s 23rd Annual Pow Wow
WEB18 hours ago · This marked the 23rd annual Pow Wow hosted by the First Peoples’ House and the Office of Indigenous Initiatives at Tomlinson Fieldhouse. The nearly seven-hour event scheduled on Friday, September 20th reiterated for some, but introduced to many, the variety and vibrancy of Indigenous culture. Pow Wows are …
McGill versus Quebec - The McGill Daily
WEBApril 13, 2024. Tweet. Eric Duivenvoorden. visit pokerbros clubs. On February 15, McGill launched a legal case against the Quebec government following two measures announced on December 14, 2023. This includes an increase in tuition for out-of-province undergraduate and master’s students, as well as changes to the funding model for ...
McGill Students Advocate For Environmental Reform at Montreal’s …
WEB18 hours ago · On September 27, the wider Montreal community gathered again to march throughout the city demanding better solutions to the climate crisis. This marked the fifth anniversary of the 2019 Montreal climate march that brought together 500,000 people, including Greta Thunberg.. Under the collective of Pour la suite du monde, nearly two dozen Quebec cities took part in climate marches alongside ...
Surviving McGill, From Student to Student - The McGill Daily
WEBSep 11, 2023 · Here’s a guide from a disillusioned student: a guide to self-advocacy, empowerment, and survival, practices that sometimes go against McGill’s interests. The information isn’t a secret, but comes from experience and patience reading the jargon of policies. 1. Students have a right to see their marks for assessments.
News Archives - The McGill Daily
WEBThe Looming Impact of the Upcoming U.S. Election on Canada. As the U.S. approaches its most pivotal election in recent history, its results could reshape McGill students’ career prospects and cultural engagement in Canada and beyond.
How McGill Weaponized Public Health Against Student Protesters
WEB18 hours ago · For 74 days, the student encampment protesting McGill’s ties to industries profiting from the ongoing genocide in Palestine was in full view from our offices at the School of Population and Global Health. At 5:00 a.m. on its 75th day, a private security firm hired by McGill forcibly removed protesting students and dismantled the encampment.
A Personal Decade of Virtual Learning - The McGill Daily
WEB6 hours ago · A Personal Decade of Virtual Learning. From computer labs to COVID and beyond. by Andrei Li. October 7, 2024. Tweet. Meredith Cloutier. Before I turned ten, “internet” and “school” were two separate concepts. The “internet” was something I used at home to watch nature documentaries and Nickelodeon cartoons, to browse books on the ...
Recognizing COVID’s Impact - The McGill Daily
WEBJan 17, 2022 · Kristi Kouchakji, Secretary-General of the Post-Graduate Students’ Society (PGSS), explained in an email to the Daily that McGill’s case management doesn’t share information about reported cases due to confidentiality.As such, it can be difficult to ascertain the severity of positive cases – because of McGill’s reportedly high vaccination rates, many assume that COVID-19 cases in the ...
What We Know about Fall 2021 - The McGill Daily
WEBMar 22, 2021 · Because the government claims that a high percentage of the population will be vaccinated by September, the University anticipates more relaxed public health measures come Fall.This means the majority of classes will be held on campus, though classes and exams with more than 150 people will still be conducted remotely. Students who must attend both in-person and online classes will be able to ...
Last Year’s Student-Led Activism on Campus - The McGill Daily
WEBAugust 31, 2022. The 2021–2022 academic year saw a range of student-led activism across the McGill campus as students mobilized against an institution historically unreceptive to change. The Fall 2021 semester kicked off with SSMU protesting for more stringent COVID-19 protocols. These included a vaccine mandate as well as …