How can you find out how to get involved on your campus and in your undergraduate student union? Come to Activities Night! What: An evening of eager groups at tables in the Shatner building, waiting to answer your questions and get you involved in campus life. What’s a university without its student groups and extracurricular...
Dates: Wednesday, January 7th – Friday, January 16th For more information, check out our website at: WWW. BIGWHITETENT.CA Schedule WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7th (OPEN: 2pm – 9pm) **Opening Night **Bands Night – The Darcys (6pm – 9pm) THURSDAY, JANUARY 8th (OPEN: 2pm – 11pm) **”Get Hot” with the Inter Residence Council (2pm – 11pm) FRIDAY, JANUARY...
…and to those of you who have already finished, enjoy your well-deserved time off! See you in 2009! Please note the holiday hours for the Shatner Building: The Students’ Society (Shatner) Building will close on Friday December 19th, 2008 and will reopen on Monday January 5, 2009. Also note that on December 19th, the building...
Just a friendly reminder from your Students’ Society to make your voice heard today and go cast your ballot! Good luck with exams too.
The SSMU events calendar is available for use by any SSMU club, service or independent student group as well as McGill departments, faculty associations and professors. To get your event listed, simply send an email to cpm@ssmu.mcgill.ca with ‘Event Calendar’ in the subject line containing the following information Title of event Date, time Event location...
The Montréal Massacre of December 6, 1989, in which 14 women students at the École Polytechnique were systematically killed and 13 other students wounded by a lone gunman, is indelibly imprinted on the minds of Quebeckers and others who struggled to comprehend the worst single-day massacre in Canadian history. SACOMSS (Sexual Assault Centre of McGill...
As part of a student initiative last year, VP University Affairs, Nadya Wilkinson, then Interest Group Coordinator, Sarah Olle and the student group worked closely with the McGill Public Affairs department to launch the Engage McGill website (http://www.mcgill.ca/engage/).This site is meant to serve as a new resource for students to see what events are taking...