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WEBBy Sena Ho Aug 28, 2024. A timeline of the most pressing moments from the summer encampment. Apr 13, 2024. Mar 25, 2024. Mar 25, 2024.
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McGill versus Quebec - The McGill Daily
WEBApril 13, 2024. Tweet. Eric Duivenvoorden. 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 international students at both ...
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WEBThe Hidden History of Eviction and Gentrification in Olympics Host Cities. Housing disparities are masked behind the glitz and glamour of the games. 1.
McGill Abolishes Floor Fellow Position - The McGill Daily
WEBMarch 11, 2024. Tweet. Eve Cable. visit pokerbros clubs. On February 15, McGill announced that the university’s 65 Floor Fellows, upper-year students living in residences, would be out of their jobs next year as the university would abolish their positions. This decision was received with significant uproar from the Floor Fellows and the ...
McGill to return to in-person learning on January 24
WEBJan 17, 2022 · On Friday, January 14, Deputy Provost of Student Life and Learning Fabrice Labeau released a statement confirming that McGill will resume on-campus teaching activities on Monday, January 24. Here is a breakdown of the top takeaways: Most classes will be in-person; lecture classes with over 200 students will …
Returning to Campus Unprepared Will Harm Our Communities
WEBJan 23, 2022 · On January 14, McGill administration announced that the majority of in-person classes and teaching activities would resume starting January 24. While the Omicron variant remains rampant, the university’s decision to return to in-person learning endangers students, instructors, staff, and the surrounding community.
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WEBAn introduction to the term “scholasticide” in the wake of Israel’s recent bombing of Gaza’s last standing university
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WEBMcGill Commits to “Exploring” Divestment from Weapons Manufacturers Amid Pressure to Divest from Israeli Apartheid. Student organizers are skeptical that this process will lead to real change.
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WEBMontreal’s Second Participatory Budget Is Underway. $30 million allocated to projects concerning youth, equity and safety.