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The Tribune is entirely student-run and has covered McGill, Montreal, and the world since 1981.

The Tribune is an editorially autonomous newspaper published by the Société de Publication de la Tribune, a student society of McGill University. It has a circulation of 2,000 between McGill's downtown and Macdonald campuses and publishes once a week on Tuesdays.

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

10/30/2024

We know you missed us, newest issue in our link in bio!

10/27/2024

Montreal has a vibrant running scene, with runners out in the city at all times. Sports Editor Anoushka Oke breaks down some of her favourite Montreal running routes.
📸: .avilaart

10/27/2024

Montreal has a vibrant running scene, with runners out in the city at all times. Sports Editor Anoushka Oke breaks down some of her favourite Montreal running routes.
📸: Mia Helfrich

10/27/2024

On Sept. 26, the A’s played their final game in Oakland, marking the end of major sports franchises in the city. 📸: Hannah Nobile

10/27/2024

Contributor Clara Smyrski sat down with the McGill Swim Team to discuss their goals for the upcoming season and the factors that have contributed to the team’s recent success.
📸: Matt Garies

10/27/2024

McGill’s Field Hockey team hosted a monumental first home game in five years as the only Quebec team in the Ontario University Association. The last Martlets home game was on Oct. 20, 2019
📸: Mary Kay Wieler

10/27/2024

Read more at the link in our bio
📸: Mia Helfrich

10/27/2024

Contributor Leanne Cherry interviews associate professor Mark Lefsrud about the effects of pre-freezing, adjustments in temperature, vacuum drying, and microwave drying on cannabis quality.
📸: Drea Garcia Avila

10/25/2024

In late September, the Court of Appeal of Quebec ordered Montreal concert hall La Tulipe to shut its doors due to a series of noise complaints from surrounding residents. Staff Writer Charlotte Hayes argues that the protection of cultural venues like La Tulipe is essential for the artistic health of the city.
📸: Kim Yoojung

10/25/2024

The Arts & Entertainment section shares the films and shows they enjoyed over reading week.
📸: Mia Helfrich

10/25/2024

🎉✨ Join us for The Tribune Mixer! ✨🎉
🗓️ Tuesday, October 29th
📍 SSMU Building, Suite 110
⏰ 7:00 PM
All staff, contributors, editors, & McGill students are invited! Come hang out, grab some free snacks & drinks (no alcohol), and meet your fellow Tribune crew.
Let’s vibe, connect, and have a good time! 😎🗞️🍕🥤

10/24/2024

Also can be read at our link in bio!
🎨🖌️: .jeromee

10/24/2024

Are you passionate about global health, medicine, or economics? Contributor Lauren Brownell spotlights the McGill Global Brigades club’s community-building and hands-on approach to sustainable health initiatives.

10/24/2024

The Tribune Editorial Board urges McGill to stop policing students and silencing protests, calling on students to keep challenging power through activism that demands real change.

10/24/2024

Opinion Editor Monique Kasonga argues that flooding social media with graphic images of human suffering not only strips victims of their dignity but reduces shared humanity to public spectacle, offering outrage without context or meaningful action.
📸: Rohan Khanna

10/24/2024

What would you do if your mother enrolled at McGill at the same time as you? As Uma Le Daca Jolicoueur describes, there is a chance your won mother will be the newest McGill social butterfly, and much more.
📸: Zoe Lee

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