Faculty of Arts news
U.S.-Canada exchange: McGill to benefit from prestigious Fulbright program
U.S.-Canada exchange: McGill to benefit from prestigious Fulbright program In support of up-and-coming scholars as well as seasoned researchers
McGill University Library buys rare manuscript of literary pioneer Fanny Burney
McGill University Library buys rare manuscript of literary pioneer Fanny Burney
Social Networks, Genes, and Human Nature
Acclaimed scientist James Fowler to deliver public lecture at McGill
McGill scholars win 3 of 5 top academic prizes
Killam Trusts honours work in health science, engineering, French literature
Debt and Slavery: the History of a Process of Enslavement
McGill to hold international conference featuring address from Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka
Canada’s Kyoto Prize Laureates to Discuss Two Cultures: Humanities and the Sciences
On May 5, 2009, McGill University will host an event honouring the first two Canadian recipients of the Inamori Foundation’s prestigious Kyoto Prize, often described as Japan's equivalent to the Nobel Prize.
Top doctoral students awarded 12 Vanier Scholarships
Top doctoral students awarded 11 Vanier Scholarships Up-and-coming scholars receive $50,000 a year for three years in support of their world-class research.
McGill to bestow 11 exemplary individuals with honorary degrees at Spring Convocation
Eleven exceptional individuals will be recognized with honorary degrees from McGill University during this year’s spring convocation ceremonies.
Personality traits contribute to "placebo effect"
Study links novelty seekers to stronger pain relief
Charlotte Gray on the Truth and Truthiness in Biography
Respected Canadian writer delivers the Hugh MacLennan Memorial Lecture
Another voice, another bridge? Al Jazeera English and Canada's news spectrum
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) is considering an application to distribute Al Jazeera English (AJE), the Qatar-based, 24-hour international news network, in Canada.
The challenges of the free press in a free market
Media@McGill and CRÉUM present two-day colloquium on ethics and the media
The Tradition of Non-Use of Nuclear Weapons
New book and panel discussion will explore reasons no state has engaged in a nuclear attack since WWII
McGill's new Institute for the Study of International Development to launch with a conference on the future of development
On March 23 and 24, the new McGill Institute for the Study of International Development (ISID), which will absorb The Centre for Developing Area Studies (CDAS), will host a conference to flesh out ideas that will yield new perspectives on the future of Canada’s role in working with developing nations.
Flaherty to speak about forging economic plan amid financial crisis
Minister of Finance to share insights on how crisis can affect how policy is made
