Welcome to SSMU’s Accessibility Week, taking place from Tuesday January 24th- Friday January 27th! This week, we’ll be celebrating all things accessible, and taking a look into how accessibility factors into SSMU. We’ve got a whole range of events for you all, so there’s something for everyone. Our events will be centred around...
The deadline to have your graduation photo included in your class mosaic 2022-2023 is April 21st, 2023. This is a hard deadline, and essential to provide the graduating community with digital and printed mosaics. -No exceptions- For exceptional cases, please get in touch with commsmanager@ssmu.ca as soon as possible. The photography team will do their...
In consultation with the McGill Community Council (MCC), SSMU wishes to bring to your attention that there are two avenues you can use to report any Improper Activities within the University. One, you can use the internal University Policy on Safe Disclosure (“Whistle Blowing”). This mandate for students is placed within the Office of the...
The last couple of days have been particularly intense. The McGill Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism’s decision to disregard your needs and to put your rights up for debate was not only insensitive, it was unacceptable. SSMU supports students and groups that have mobilized to make their voices heard and stand together for...
We are back again with another Activities Night!! Next semester, we will celebrate a huge return to the Fieldhouse on January 12th from 3:00pm to 8:30pm. Returning will be… Student Group Booths Free Sponsorship Items Vibes lol You can register your student group here. Registration is free for all SSMU groups and open until December 31st. If you would be...
The McGill Office for Sexual Violence Response, Support and Education (OSVRSE) provides confidential, non-judgmental and non-directional support to those who have been impacted by sexual or gender-based violence. We have been informed by the McGill Administration that OSVRSE has temporarily closed its services due to staffing issues that are expected to be resolved in the...
Find out in detail the rules and regulations for space use in the University Centre for the Winter 2023 semester along with some other friendly reminders! Please note that all recurring bookings from the Fall Semester will end as of December 16, 2022. A new reservation is required for bookings beginning in January. Old booking...
New Art Courses are officially open for registration! ???? There are many ways to get involved in experiential learning outside of the classroom. MiniCourses is a program offered by the SSMU that offers affordable extra-curricular courses and workshops to the McGill Community. Choose from a range of subjects that can help you explore your interests,...
FYC aims at helping first year students integrate McGill and learn how to navigate the resources available to students. This is all done through organizing various events of all types! This is a great way of getting to know more about the university and everything available to the students. Elections for first year council are...
October 14, 2022. By the Student Society of McGill University Executive (SSMU) Students and community members have shared serious concerns about McGill’s New Vic Project. In response, SSMU has met with various stakeholders, including the University’s administration, to shed some light into McGill’s decision process. We leave here a summary of our discussions to break...
Join SSMU Mental Health, the Post-Graduate Students’ Society, the Wellness Hub, and other campus collaborators for Mental Illness Awareness Week! During the week of October 3 -7, we will be hosting workshops, trainings, meditations, animal therapy, panel discussions, and more! Everything is free and open to the McGill community. There are a ton of opportunities...
The Menstrual Health Project was established in 2017 to supply students with menstrual hygiene products on campus, free of charge. Before the project, only sexual health products such as condoms were provided for free or at subsidized rates on campus, while necessary personal health products—such as tampons—were not. The motion at the SSMU Legislative Council...