The Tribune

12/04/2024

Looking to join The Tribune for next semester? Here’s your chance! Send your CV, cover letter, and two writing/photo samples to [email protected] by December 11, 2024 @ 11:59 p.m.!

11/21/2024

Submissions due Sunday, November 24 at 12 pm.!

11/18/2024

The Tribune examines the impact of the Spanish and Latin American Students’ Association (SLASA) on the Latinx and Hispanic community at McGill.

11/18/2024

There is an age-old question of whether books are inherently political. Recent book-banning movements and a pledge for literary industry workers to boycott Israeli publishers have made it clear that literature is key in campaigns for change.

11/18/2024

Sexual abuse, overcrowded homes, and flawed paperwork—Quebec’s youth care system is in crisis, and vulnerable children are suffering the consequences. But how did we get here, and how do we get out?

11/16/2024

Sexual violence in professional soccer is consistently swept under the rug as talent and skill are prioritized over justice. Thomas Partey and Mason Greenwood are just two of many examples of professional soccer players who are saluted for their performances, rather than facing the repercussions of sexual assault allegations. Contributor Zoe Laxton analyzes the ways in which the fame of professional sport allows abusers to evade responsibility.

11/16/2024

Despite the misconception that healthcare in Canada is universally free, inequalities still exist, and the need for equitable access to medicines is more urgent than ever. UAEM McGill is stepping up to challenge the status quo and advocate for accessible healthcare for all.

11/16/2024

Quebec’s new reform plans for provincial healthcare further exacerbate a medical system which systematically ignores the knowledge and diversity of Canada’s marginalized groups, such as BIPOC and Indigenous peoples. There must be a paradigm shift in Quebec’s healthcare education to incorporate Indigenous and other marginalized voices in order to work towards healthcare that is beneficial and accessible to all.

11/16/2024

The number of international students in Quebec has more than doubled in the past decade, but a new piece of legislation, Bill 74, could change that. McGill President and Vice-Chancellor Deep Saini and heads of other major Quebec universities challenged the bill at the National Assembly of Quebec. Find out why these universities feel threatened by proposed caps on international students.

11/14/2024

The Palestinian Culture Club’s Film Festival, ‘If I Must Die,’ touched the hearts of hundreds at McGill with its display of Palestinian art, music, and film.

11/14/2024

Throughout October, Creative Director Drea Garcia Avila sought out the perfect autumn drink that Montreal could offer, and through a long quest, discovered that finding the ideal seasonal drink is harder than it looks.

11/14/2024

Amid rising polarization and attacks on democracy, it is time to reflect on the values that uphold the system. Inspired by the writings of bell hooks, SciTech Editor Jenna Durante urges readers to protect democracy’s core principles with love, compassion, and responsibility to build a more resilient future.

11/14/2024

17.2 per cent of students eligible to vote in SSMU Fall 2024 referendum took to the polls from Oct. 29 to Nov. 8, passing six motions. All but two motions passed: The SSMU Base Fee increase and the Creation of a Fee to Support Francophone Affairs.

11/14/2024

Submissions due Thursday, Nov. 21 at 11:59 p.m.!

11/14/2024

11/13/2024

new issue out! check it out at the link in our bio!!

10/31/2024

Communauté Milton Parc, the New Vic Project site, and the Lower Field were just a few stops in QPIRG’s Radical Walking Tour on Oct. 21 and Oct. 29. The tour explored the legacy of activism both in the Milton-Parc neighbourhood and on McGill’s Downtown campus.
Communauté Milton Parc, the New Vic Project site, and the Lower Field were just a few stops in QPIRG’s Radical Walking Tour on Oct. 21 and Oct. 29. The tour explored the legacy of activism both in the Milton-Parc neighbourhood and on McGill’s Downtown campus.
📸: Kim Yoojung

10/31/2024

On Oct. 18, the Superior Court of Quebec held a hearing on a new injunction request put forth by McGill seeking to extend restrictions on campus protests. The hearing was held on the same day that McGill’s 10-day injunction barring SPHR and anyone aware of the judgement from protesting on campus under certain circumstances was set to expire. Justice Gary Morrison dismissed the request, writing that McGill had not demonstrated that the past activities of SPHR are “sufficient to constitute urgency.”
📸: Anna Seger