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Geography professor Wayne Pollard - or Wayne Pollard's office - gets a cameo in the summer disaster movie "The Day After Tomorrow."

Elizabeth Martin, McGill volunteer for Montreal's premier help line, speaks out on the need for more folks to lend an ear.

They are the wounded, the disfigured and the doomed. They are the books of the library's "Degrees of Mutilation" display in the Redpath.

Lots of great events happening in and around McGill, but none greater than the Freaky Friday shrunken head extravaganza!

When 400 French-speaking historians descended on McGill last October, history professor Brian Young wanted to give them an introduction to the campus. He turned to student filmmakers Matthew Rankin and Walter Forsberg, who cooked up a sly examination of McGill's place in Quebec.

Redmen goalie Mathieu Poitras gets invited to try out for the NHL's Anaheim Ducks.

Former Ontario Premier Bob Rae speaks on education funding at U de M event co-hosted with McGill.

Entering the final semester of his mandate as director of the School of Architecture, David Covo discusses everything from the architect's role in society and the importance of freehand drawing to how a good sailor can smell the shifts in the wind.

Teachers, scientists and university professors put their heads together to design new ways to teach science in the Quebec educational system. In the end, it was a learning experience for everyone.

A business conference on sustainability? Not quite peanut butter and chocolate, but two great tastes that taste surprisingly great together.