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The Reporter's crack team of cable-TV-watching news-gnomes have emerged from their Dorito-strewn couches, eyes red and glassy, greasy hands smeared with newsprint. The 24-hour bouts of channel surfing and paper clipping were all part of the behind the scenes effort to produce the only Top Ten list that matters -- McGill's top newsmakers of the year. It turns out our staff, students and professors are getting noticed, by everyone from the New York Times to Sports Illustrated to The O'Reilly Factor.
McGill's Board of Governors has gone from 45 members to 25. Here's an overview of the new structure.
Associate Provost Martha Crago on where the university is at with the harassment and discrimination policy.
If you've noticed a lot of yellow Post-its around campus, they're part of Security's new anti-theft program.
It's a long way from Yellowknife to the dreaming spires of Oxford, as Erin Freeland Ballantyne will soon discover as McGill's 125th Rhodes scholar.
McGill is mourning the loss of Christopher Driscoll, a 21-year-old student in the Faculty of Music, who died in a tragic skiing accident at Jay Peak, Vermont, on January 9.
McGill is the recipient of two new research chairs, funded through NSERC's Industrial Research Chairs program. The two chemistry chairs, held by Theo van de Ven and Derek Gray, will be housed in the Pulp and Paper Research Institute.
The McGill community reacted with shock to the news of the Indian Ocean tsunami. A number of students, staff and alumni were affected by the disaster.
The bookstore holds its annual family day for staff and students.
McGill Chaplaincy's annual coat drive is underway.
Staff and students are invited to strap on their blades twice, once for an international students party and again for the Principal's Holiday Skating Party.
The Jewish General wants to help you butt out in the New Year.
The Redpath Museum opens a dedicated gallery for its ethnology collection.
Text-matching software and ancillary services lead to a debate on the very nature of Senate's oversight.
McGill has been hiring new professors by the hundred in recent years. Here are a few new faces: people who are finding out the truth about lying, the relationship between nationalism and theatre, between coffee and socio-political change, and examining the history of contraceptives.
