On this International Women's Day, we look at just a few of the ways women associated with McGill are making a difference – at home and abroad.
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By Laurie Devine Putting her stamp on Canada On Feb. 2, Canada Post marked Black History Month by releasing a stamp commemorating the late activist Rosemary Brown. Brown was the first African-Canadian woman elected to a provincial legislature; she served as a New Democrat MLA for British Columbia from 1972…
Our annual holiday reading list offers wonderful recommendations for the bookish among us
Award fully funds a year abroad; students learn a new language, study and then work
Our annual holiday reading list offers wonderful recommendations for the bookish among us
The McGill Reporter archives remembers some of the McGill community's achievements and other highlights from Professor Suzanne Fortier's tenure as the 17th Principal and Vice-Chancellor.