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History prof Gil Troy paints a sobering picture of a post-9/11 world that has changed precious little in the wake of tragedy.

Sir James Black may have been honoured with a Nobel Prize for his pioneering work in pharmacology, but he gives credit to all those who put in the bench hours.

Stories about the faculty and students of McGill's Schulich School of Music. Off-beat venues for classical cello; jazz-cat undergrads make a downtown club their classroom; conducting mentorship; healing broken musicians; Mini-Music pulls 'em in.

Laurie Gottlieb believes that middle age can be just the beginning. Her book "No Expiry Date: A Practical and Inspirational Way for Women to Take Charge of their Futures" features academic theory and interviews with over 100 women.

Over the course of a career that has spanned three decades, sports information officer Earl Zukerman has reported on McGill's greatest sports moments.

It's always gratifying to see one's offspring grow up and do well. Gemin X Biotechnologies, a McGill spin-off company, recently gave McGill a heck of a Mother's Day gift: a $100,000 donation to the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrometry Centre.

McGill students bridge ideological chasm with award-winning journal.

McGill's Institute for the Study of Canada prepares to mark the 25th anniversary of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Interim harassment policy causes procedural difficulty, health and safety audit and discipline report presented.

McGill's Vice-Principal (Administration and Finance) has a head for numbers but music is what feeds his soul.