Beloved music prof dies
The McGill and Montreal music communities are mourning the loss of Professor Eleanor Stubley, an accomplished choral conductor, thought-provoking scholar, and devoted mentor to her students.
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Icky ingenuity
The mucus secretions of a common slug have inspired a research team led by McGill mechanical engineer Jianyu Li to develop a durable, non-toxic medical adhesive with applications for surgical repair and wound healing.
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Unsung hero of Dunkirk
Little known to moviegoers, the true-life hero behind box office hit Dunkirk was James Clouston, a McGill engineering student whose courage and quick thinking was crucial to the evacuation of over 300,000 Allied troops during the Second World War.
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Still Listening
Explore Pauline Oliveros’s unique musical world at a special exhibition featuring new compositions in honour of the experimental music pioneer. On now at the Marvin Duchow Music Library, Schulich School of Music.
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Non-addictive pain relief
McGill researchers have made a major breakthrough in our understanding of chronic pain, demonstrating that an existing cancer drug has the potential to treat pain without the side effects and risk of addiction associated with opioid medications.
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Catch the solar eclipse
Don’t miss a rare opportunity to witness a solar eclipse. Join us for a special event on McGill’s lower field, where solar telescopes and free eclipse glasses will be on hand on August 21 from 1:00 p.m.
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