Get involved with the new SSMU Task Force! The Undergraduate Task Force on “The McGill We Want” will be working over the rest of the school year to engage students in campus issues and create a report on undergraduate student priorities. We are looking for students interested in sitting on the Task Force who would...
Looking for a fantastic holiday gift idea that supports a good cause? “Picturing Peace” 2010 calendar features beautiful and inspiring photographs, which are the winners of a photo competition organized by STAMP (Students Taking Action for Medicine and Peace), inspired by our desire to work for Middle Eastern peace in our community. “Picturing Peace” is...
SSMU and Milton-Parc Present: The Holiday Fair Date & Time: December 4, 4pm to 7pm Where: Parking lot at North West corner of Milton & Hutchison Details: Come Join us on December 4th from 4-7pm at the Parking lot at Milton & Hutchison for holiday fun! All are welcome. -Free Warm drinks and baked goods...
http://www.mcgill.ca/library/library-using/hours/ Extended opening hours at the Humanities and Social Sciences Library, Nahum Gelber Law Library and the Schulich Library of Science and Engineering, are made possible through the financial assistance of the SSMU Library Improvement Fund.
Who? U0 and U1 students from all faculties Why? Join a friendly & dynamic executive team. Get involved. When? Send your resumé to president@mcgillentrepreneurs.com before the 28th of November. No special qualifications are required. We are looking for students that are dynamic, creative, passionate but most of all students that take initiatives. Attached to your...
Get campus sustainability updates straight to your newsfeed by becoming a fan of SSMUSustainability Ambassadors on Facebook! The SSMU Environment Committee recently began a Sustainability Ambassadors program to help create a culture of sustainability at McGill by spreading the word about sustainability events, initiatives, policy changes, and more. This effective but low commitment role involves...
“Picturing Peace” 2010 calendar features beautiful and inspiring photographs, which are the winners of a photo competition organized by STAMP (Students Taking Action for Medicine and Peace), inspired by our desire to work for Middle Eastern peace inour community. “Picturing Peace” is a full-color, 13-month, bilingual wall calendar, being sold at a price of $12...
Players’ Theatre is now accepting submissions for new, student-written plays and applications for directors to participate in the McGill Drama Festival! Show us your creativity! Students from all faculties are welcome to submit their plays and apply for directing spots. For more information, look on the Drama Board in the Arts Building or email players.mdf@gmail.com
We will be singing a range of repertoire in celebration of the light of the holiday season. Come in from the cold and dark of December to share an evening of beautiful choral music and seasonal joy! Also, join us after for a wine and cheese reception! December 5, 7:30pm Christ Church Cathedral Tickets are...
‘Canons’, the Religious Studies Undergraduate Journal, is looking for some red-penloving people to help out as editors for the Journal! Duties include reading / editing submissions, choosing papers for publication, and eating lots of free food. No work until next semester, but we’re looking to get a team together as soon as possible! Please send...
The Social Equity and Diversity Education Office (SEDE) is working on an Equity Research Calendar project that will highlight various community outreach programs initiated by students and faculty members at McGill University. SEDE is looking for artists who will create artwork to complement these projects which will focus on issues of equity and human rights....
Attention all musicians: Dr. Horrible is in town, and He. Wants. You. Dr. Horrible’s Sing-along Blog (the musical) is coming to McGill the first week of December and we’re looking for a guitarist, a bassist, and a drummer. Rehearsals will be twice a week. You can see a sample of the musical here (Neil Patrick...