Climate Justice panelists talk Enbridge Line 9
Safety, environmental racism discussedPublished on October 2013 | 鶹AV DailyWritten by Mark Tartamella
On October 10, CKUT 90.3FM and the 鶹AV Sustainability Projects Fund hosted the second installment of “Under the Weather,” a monthly series focusing on climate change.
Macdonald Campus welcomes the Class of 2027
The latest results of a cross-country science test show that Quebec students are falling behind many of their provincial counterparts in science.Published on October 16 2013 | 鶹AV ReporterWritten by Kathy MacLean
Hundreds of millions of people still go to bed hungry every night
In the early 1990s, when more than 1 billion people were going hungry ever year, this goal represented a reduction of 50 per cent.Published on October 8 2013 | GazetteWritten by Hugp Melgar-Quiñonez
鶹AV hosts second annual Community Engagement Day
CED was created as a student-administrator initiative in 2012 by SEDE, in partnership with the SSMU Community Engagement Committee (CEC).Published on October 06 2013 | 鶹AV DailyWritten by Dana Wray
鶹AV Students Host Mental Health Conference
As university students prepare for midterm exams, a group of 鶹AV students hosted a conference Saturday, aimed at promoting a better understanding of mental health.Published October 05 2013 | Global NewsReported by Sarah Volstad
An electronic wasteland
The importance of recycling used electronics.Published on September 30 2013 | 鶹AV DailyWritten by Chris Mills
The shape of things to come
Time Forms explores the links between art and time.Published on September 30 2013 | 鶹AV DailyWritten by Lucy Gripper
Despite the slightly esoteric nature of its premise, the curators of Time Forms – 鶹AV professors Alanna Thain, Stephen McAdams, and Eric Lewis – made accessibility a goal when organizing the conference.
Gentrification is not grand
‘Neutral’ journalism and the working class neighbourhood.Published on September 30 2013 | 鶹AV DailyWritten by Aaron Vansintjan
SSMU Talks Sustainable Student Living with ECOLE
See the coverage in the two articles belowPublished on September 30 | 鶹AV DailyWritten by by Lauria Galbraith and Hannah Reardon
Quand L'Éducation S'Adapte
L'Université 鶹AV propose une nouvelle méthode dans l'intégration des étudiants avec un handicap.Published September 30 2013 | Radio Canada
Écologie mcgilloise
Un projet de sensibilisation aux bienfaits de l’écosystème.Published October 01 2013 | Le DélitWritten by Leo Arcay
Fair Trade Week promotes socially conscious consumption
Events celebrate 鶹AV’s certification over the summer as first fair trade certified school in QuebecPublished October 1 2013 | 鶹AV TribuneWritten by Chelsey Ju
Eating Insects: Educating the market to get global buy-in
Insects are not something you are likely to find on the menu in Canada, but the United Nations suggests they should be.Published September 27 2013 | Globe and Mail
Turning research on its head
A bold new conference at 鶹AV showcases the growing movement of research creationPublished on September 27 2013 | 鶹AV ReporterBy Victoria Leenders-Cheng
New urban sprawl report
The PQ government says its worried about young families leaving the island of Montreal.Published on September 19 2013 | CBC RadioAired on Homerun (CBC Radio One)
Raphael Fischler is the Director of the School of Urban Planning at 鶹AV. He joined Sue Smith live in studio with his take on the report.