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.
Our Planet Approaches The Melting Point - The McGill Daily
2 days ago · 2024 has been a year of unprecedented climate disasters. The World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report kicked off the year by predicting extreme weather events as the highest risk to human life and wellbeing for the next ten years. In the past month, we’ve seen disaster after disaster: entire counties devastated in the wake of Hurricane Milton in Florida, USA, hundreds killed by flooding ...
McGill Archives - The McGill Daily
McGill. In response to Israel’s bombardment of Palestine and Lebanon and the ensuing humanitarian crisis, student activism has intensified internationally to call for justice and accountability.…. Read More ».
News Archives - The McGill Daily
The beloved First Nations community leader and advocate leaves behind a legacy of compassion and inspiration after a lifetime of service. 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 ...
Grade Inflation at McGill is not a Myth - The McGill Daily
Sep 12, 2022 · At McGill, between the Fall 2021 and Summer 2022 terms, 14.7 per cent of grades distributed were a 4.0, or A according to McGill’s undergraduate grading system. 37.4 per cent of grades distributed were a 3.7 or A-. This means that 52 per cent, or over half, of all undergraduate courses had average grades of an A or A-.
Features Archives - The McGill Daily
Talking to Gwendolyn Owens, the director of McGill’s Visual Arts Collection, about the visual arts at McGill
The Search for McGill’s New Principal - The McGill Daily
Apr 3, 2023 · In January 2022, McGill’s then-Principal and Vice-Chancellor Suzanne Fortier announced that she would be stepping down after serving in this position since 2013. In March of the same year, an Advisory Committee met to decide her replacement. In the following November, the Board of Governors selected former President of Dalhousie University Professor H. Deep Saini to take office on April 1 ...
Commentary Archives - The McGill Daily
What the Decline of the Free Press Means for Student Journalism. A tense political atmosphere, combined with the use of social media, leads to a bias in news coverage.
Here We Are - The McGill Daily
November 14, 2022. Tweet. Yunjie Zhang. visit pokerbros clubs. “Well here we are, McGill, and here we are to stay.”. So begins a message to students that appears in the first issue of The McGill Daily, published on October 2, 1911. In this inaugural issue, a certain Miss Margaret M. Wherry advertised her shorthand and typewriting skills and ...
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 ...