SSMU is developing a new long-term plan for the SSMU buiding to direct future renovations and student space improvements, and we want to hear from YOU!  What would you like to see in the SSMU building? By filling out this short survey, you could win a gift card for local restaurants, grocery stores, coffee shops...

Tell SSMU what you want in your Health and Dental Plan! Due to increased usage, either costs or coverage will need to be adjusted. We also have the exciting opportunity to add mental health and legal coverage options to the insurance plan! This is your opportunity to tell SSMU what you want! By filling out...

  McGill University Students Announce Final Draft of Sexual Assault Policy   For the past two years, a Working Group – comprised of current and former McGill University students – has worked to address the University’s lack of a sexual assault policy. Today, the Working Group has released its proposed Sexual Assault Polic, developed in...

Statement Regarding Report -Equity in the Hiring of McGill Academic Staff An Investigation From the Office of the SSMU Vice-President, University Affairs January 31, 2016 Contact: ua@ssmu.mcgill.ca Following concerns raised by students and staff regarding the state of equity at McGill University, the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) hired researchers to examine employment equity...

Recruitment Period for SSMU has begun! We have a myriad of job openings for the summer and 2016-2017 academic year. Check out the link below for the available positions in the following page: http:ssmu.mcgill.ca/about-us/jobs-at-the-ssmu/ Come see us at the SSMU office for application workshops on February 2nd and 10th from 4-5pm!

Grab yours today! The yearbook is coming! Graduating students – don’t miss out on this essential piece of McGill memorabilia. Order your copy of the Old McGill Yearbook today! Click on the following link to access the online store! Also, you can order yours directly at the SSMU Office: 3600 rue McTavish, Suite 1200 Please contact the Communication and Publication...

The SSMU University Affairs Committee is running a Student Research Competition! The University Affairs Portfolio currently coordinates a variety of research projects focused on university policy, student affairs and applied student research. Our goal is to promote active student involvement in addressing the challenges faced by our university community, so we would like to offer...

Have you ever used a SSMU Service? M-SERT, Drivesafe, Midnight Kitchen, the Flat Bike Collective, Queer McGill, Nightline, Plate Club, Walksafe, the Musicians Collective, and the Volunteer Service are all examples! Whether it was a great or a negative experience, we want to hear from you! If you have used one of the 20 SSMU...

Do you want new couches in the student lounge? Better seating in the cafeteria? Funding for student art projects in the building? More lockers for clubs? A new piece of A/V equipment for use in our bookable rooms? Let us know your ideas for improvements to the‪#‎ShatnerBuilding‬ that you would like to see funded by the...

SSMU is redesigning our website http://ssmu.ca/ and we want your feedback to do it! Do you have issues with the current website design? What information would you like to see posted there? How can we make it easier for you to navigate and find what you’re looking for? Please fill out this short, 3-minute survey and tell...

General Assemblies are open to all SSMU members for debating and voting on changes to your Students’ Society. “Every student has an equal voice. That’s what the GA is all about.” General Assemblies are open to all SSMU members for debating and voting on changes to your student society. Only once this term, the Fall GA will be held Monday,...

Following the call-out published on demilitarizemcgill.com on October 15, 2015 titled”#RememberThis: A Call for Campus Alterations,” the Students’ Society of McGill University would like to reaffirm our support for dialogues surrounding alternative narratives of history on campus, particularly those surrounding issues of anti-oppression and social justice.  We would like to remind students that although the...