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Arts Summer Programs
The Faculty of Arts is offering a number of summer programs for students and working professionals. While most will be held at McGill, some will be run in collaboration with universities abroad and partner organizations off-campus. The wide array of programs aim to provide participants with new skills, training, and experiences that will open them to new ideas and opportunities.
From McGill to Parliament Hill
The Honourable Karina Gould catches up with her alma mater. The Liberal politician and McGill Arts alumnus shares her experience as a McGillian.
The social sciences and humanities are the soul of our university. Education in the Faculty of Arts gives students the tools to understand their world and to improve upon it.
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Historic $200-million gift launches the McCall MacBain Scholarships at McGill
Imagine what would happen if you took the best practices and ideas from leading scholarships around the world, applied your own experience and passion, located the program at McGill – and then added an unprecedented $200 million in support? That’s exactly what John McCall MacBain and Dr. Marcy McCall MacBain have done.
Black History Month: George Elliott Clarke - Black Ink for Black Liberation
McGill recently hosted literary scholar and revered poet, George Elliott Clarke. During an event that launched Black History Month, Clarke read out several poems, through which he discussed 500 years of African slavery, prejudices in Canadian literature, the political nature of language, and his own personal experience of growing up in Nova Scotia.
Black History Month: Honouring an underrepresented legacy
McGill Students, Staff, and Faculty, join with the greater Montreal community to celebrate Black History Month. With each iteration aspiring for stronger bonds between McGill and the community, the organizers of this year’s BHM envision the project as collectively working towards making 2019 “a year of justice” for Black people nationwide.
