Students news

McGill University has built up a wide range of communications tools to help keep you safe in an emergency. On Oct. 24, we’ll be testing McGill’s emergency notification tools. Read the information below to find out how these tests may affect you.

Today marks the launch of red - the new blog from McGill's senior leadership team.

As we welcome students back for another year at McGill, it is a good time to remind you that personal safety is everyone’s responsibility. This is true both on and off campus.

Given the recent devastating earthquake in northern Iran, members of our McGill family may be concerned about loved ones, friends or colleagues who may have been affected by this disaster. We want to offer our support to all students who have come to McGill from Iran and other members of our community who have connections to the country.

Message to all staff and all students from Line Thibault, Acting Secretary-General

Due to flooding, the Bronfman Building at 1001 Sherbrooke St. W., is temporarily closed. Please see attached table for a list of affected courses and their new locations.

Due to flooding in the Bronfman Building, some classes have been relocated for the coming week.

I write having heard from a number of students and parents about our decision to move the downtown Convocation ceremonies off campus.

McGill Principal and Vice-Chancellor, Professor Heather Munroe-Blum, is delighted to announce that McGill’s Board of Governors has approved the reappointment of Marc Weinstein as Vice-Principal (Development and Alumni Relations) for a six-year term ending on June 30, 2018.

Due to the severe recent rainstorm, numerous McGill buildings have experienced some water infiltration.

Message from the McGill Secretariat: We are writing to let you know that the location for most convocation ceremonies being held this Spring has changed.

With exams coming to an end, I write to share a personal note with you about the past year and to thank you for the hard work, dedication and engagement with McGill that you have shown in 2011-12.

The second term of Professor Heather Munroe-Blum as Principal ends on June 30, 2013, and a process to find her successor has begun. In accordance with the Statutes of McGill University, an Advisory Committee has been formed.

A message from Principal Heather Munroe-Blum Dear members of the McGill community, I will be holding a webcast at 4 p.m. on April 19, 2012 to answer questions from members of the McGill community. I invite you to join me. If you can’t watch the webcast live, it will be recorded and made available on the blog as soon as possible.