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Take a tour of McGill's Sports Hall of Fame, honouring the athletes and teams who have dazzled us since the University's early days.
Des étudiants de McGill triés sur le volet dévoilent la clé de leur réussite.
A new building, a world-class sound studio, and a vibrant mix of student musicians, leading edge researchers and professorial talent put the faculty at the top of the charts.
Redmen point guard Denburk Reid talks about his basketball career at McGill.
A roundup of alumni events around the world, including a mini-reunion in Berlin and a visit to Toronto by Education dean Roger Slee.
Biology professor Louis Lefebvre has put together an index that examines innovative bird behaviour.
Opera star Pauline Donalda's stage name was a tribute to her college and her benefactor, Lord Strathcona (Donald Smith).
After 42 years at McGill, Tom Thompson, a familiar name to McGill alumni and donors, is retiring.
McGill cheerleaders are using innovative marketing techniques to raise money for their competition costs.
Heather Munroe-Blum talks to the News about the job of a lifetime, the challenges it brings and her vision for the future.
Anne Coleman, BA'57, takes the world of literary memoir by storm with a 50-year-old story of a secret love.
Veteran journalist John Burns, BA'66, has reported from some of the most dangerous places on earth. He wouldn't have it any other way.
Researchers at McGill introduce unpublished works by Gabrielle Roy that provide new insight into the great writer.
Join the McGill News as it delves into the archives of Rare Books and Special Collections for an architectural tour of a McGill campus that never came to be.
Graduate Matthew Brzezinski investigates the policies and tactics of the United States' anti-terrorist strategies.
