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Call them McGill's Fab four: Maclean's magazine recognized Canada's most popular professors, and Yuzo Ota, Ann Wechsler, Paul Wiseman and Thomas LaMarre were among them.

Professors aren't the only people in the classroom who are key to the university classroom experience. Teaching assistants often put as much work into their job as a full-time professor.

A panel discussion on different approaches to effective teaching in the Faculty of Arts.

Award-winning McGill pedagogues reflect on the highlights, the lowlights and the look of the deer caught in the headlights.

Canadian astronaut Bjarni Tryggvason spoke to the McGill chapter of Sigma Xi about conducting science in space.

Macdonald campus in Ste. Anne de Bellevue was created in 1907 to improve the lives of rural people in Quebec. That mission remains, but the cutting-edge technology has changed dramatically.

Two McGill student proposals for redeveloping part of Montreal's Griffintown district won awards in a recent inter-university competition.

McGill faculty, staff and students raised $292,570 for this year's Centraide campaign.

History professor Gil Troy illustrates Reagan's cultural and political influence.

Social worker Lolly Annahatak wins National Aboriginal Achievement Award.

David Krawitz is the keystone among builders as administrative officer in the School of Architecture.

The Faculty of Law hosts an International Roundtable on the Semiotics of Law.

The McGill Middle East Program in Civil Society and Peace Building screens the documentary "An Unlikely Friendship."

Dr Martin Dawes has some advice on how to become a better patient.