Massimadi 2024: Rebirth and Resilience - The McGill Daily
6 hours ago · Celebrating 16 editions since its beginnings in 2009, the fall 2024 festival’s title tells all: Renaissance et Résilience (Rebirth and Resilience). After hearing the heart-warming speeches from. Massimadi’s founders and sponsors, these themes of rebirth and resilience stood out all the more. President Laurent Lafontant, general manager ...
Mapping Queer History, Charting Queer Futures - The McGill Daily
6 hours ago · The first queer establishment in North America was recorded in Montreal in 1869. Over the last century, many queer nightlife venues were founded throughout the city, such as the numerous lesbian bars started by Denise Cassidy in the late 1960s. Additionally, the first queer publication in Canada, Les Mouches Fantastiques, was established right ...
About Us - The McGill Daily
ABOUT THE DAILY. The McGill Daily, at one time the oldest daily student newspaper in the Commonwealth, has been the training ground for generations of journalists since its inception in 1911. Currently, The Daily is one of the largest student newspapers in Canada and is widely read both on the McGill campus and around Montreal.
Culture Shock 2024 - The McGill Daily
6 hours ago · October 28, 2024. Tweet. Emily Hardie. This October, QPIRG-McGill’s “Culture Shock” event series returned with a lineup focused on anti-racism, migrant justice, and Indigenous solidarity. From October 21 to 30, the series offered workshops, seminars, and panels exploring activism and revolutionary change within the McGill community and ...
Surviving McGill, From Student to Student - The McGill Daily
Sep 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
Post-Secondary Institutions’ Efforts in Mitigating Barriers to Education for Indigenous Students. McGill Students Want to Thrive in Montreal’s French Culture. The Quebec Government Has Other Plans. Policies designed to protect the French language in Quebec are making it increasingly difficult for Anglophones to live and work in Montreal.
Changing Minds, Changing Institutions - The McGill Daily
Sep 20, 2021 · In McGill’s Spring 2021 “Checking in Today, Planning for Tomorrow” survey, only 14% of undergraduate students reported that they “Agreed/Strongly Agreed” that the “Social Engagement” aspect of their experience at the university was “progressing well.”. This problem of broken dialogue is not inherent to online learning; it is ...
McGill Students Advocate For Environmental Reform at Montreal’s …
Oct 7, 2024 · 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 ...
Recognizing COVID’s Impact - The McGill Daily
Jan 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 ...
One Year Later - The McGill Daily
Oct 7, 2024 · One Year Later. On this day last year, Israel began its most brutal assault on Gaza to date after Hamas militants launched a surprise attack on Israel and killed around 1200 people. Over the past year, Israel’s violence has only escalated, expanding to the West Bank as well as Lebanon, Syria, Iran and Yemen. At the time of writing, over ...