Sunday, September 13, 2026

Application Deadline: September 13, 2026, 11:59PM ET - Apply Here! 

McGill graduate students, do you have promising research results to solve real-world problems? Consider applying as a team to our Invention to Impact training program (I-to-I) to advance your research from lab to market!

Classified as: entrepreneurship, faculty, innovation, students
Thursday, September 17, 2026 16:00to17:30

Interested in knowing what's it like interning for an Engine-supported startup or stimulating entrepreneurial mindset while interning for a Design Team? 

Come and meet the ten student interns participated in Engine's internship programs over the past summer! Student interns supported by McGill Engine will be present and share their internship experiences!

Food and refreshments will be provided :) 

 

REGISTER HERE! 

Classified as: entrepreneurship, innovation, Social Innovation, startup, internship, summer internship
Thursday, September 17, 2026 17:30to19:30

Come and meet our TechAccel teams! Student startup teams funded and supported by The McGill Engine will be present to demo their projects and businesses! There will also be pitches from 10 teams who participated in the Fall 2025, Winter 2026 and Summer 2026 cohorts. 

 

REGISTER HERE! 

Classified as: entrepreneurship, innovation, Social Innovation
Friday, October 16, 2026 09:00to17:00

About the conference 

This conference brings together papers on bodies that have been censored, silenced, erased, and politically contested across languages, cultures, media, and historical periods. From state censorship to other forms of erasure, gendered, racialized, and queer bodies have long been banned, concealed, disciplined, and rendered silent by the institutions that govern cultural production: the church, the party, the publishing house, the archive, and the algorithm. 

Saturday, October 17, 2026 09:00to17:00

About the conference

This conference brings together papers on bodies that have been censored, silenced, erased, and politically contested across languages, cultures, media, and historical periods. From state censorship to other forms of erasure, gendered, racialized, and queer bodies have long been banned, concealed, disciplined, and rendered silent by the institutions that govern cultural production: the church, the party, the publishing house, the archive, and the algorithm.

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