Staff

Ariel Fenster wows the lay audience with spontaneously combusting books and sex-starved pigs. 'Nuff said.

SYTACom will serve as an intellectual watering hole, drawing together and nourishing researchers working on advanced systems and technologies in communications. The new infrastructure will pool knowledge and build networks.

One of the nation's most beloved political cartoonists trades in his pen and ink for a keyboard and waxes funny on what it's like for a high school drop-out to get an honorary degree from McGill.

McGill's newest emeritus professors.

Hot off the heels of McGill's successful Olympics participation, we take a look at all of our winning-streak athletes. There's plenty of brain to go with the brawn.

Twenty-five years after the signing of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, McGill gathers some heavy-hitters -- including some of the primary participants -- to assess the highs and lows of post-Charter Canada.

Despite competing with one hand metaphorically tied behind their backs, Macdonald Campus's team of bioresource engineering students managed to place second at a national design competition in Hamilton.

Schulich School of Music Jazz Performance student Karl Schwonik marches to the beat of his own drummer.

The best oral hygiene show on wheels. McGill's award-winning Dental Outreach program has been hitting the street since 1998, giving people who can't normally afford regular dental care reason to smile.

A politically minded reader asks where did the political spectrum of left, centre and right originate.