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A letter written to the editorial board of the McGill Daily regarding a statement of retraction written by the board. The statement of retraction concerned the usage of the term "accusation" in reference to a case of sexual violence on campus.

After an increase in sexual violence on campus, the newly formed Sub-Committee on Safety for Women begins a series of initiatives to increase awareness of security issues on campus.

After an increase in sexual violence on campus and in campus buildings, university secretaries confront university administrators and demand action.

Coverage of a sexual assault on campus in September 1980, the second in one week.

Commentary on the sexual violence allegations against SSMU VP External from students and student organizations.

An article about the radio show segment Enquête on Radio Canada on the topic of violence against Indigenous women in Abitibi.

An article from two SACOMSS coordinators clearing up some misconceptions about the organization.

Date rape drugs, including Rohypnol, are linked to several sexual assaults at the University of British Colombia and at McGill.

After five incidents of sexual harassment in campus bathrooms and two incidents of sexual assault in campus libraries, students are concerned that McGill security is not equipped to handle emergencies related to sexual violence.

The McGill Daily conducts an interview with McGill Principal Suzanne Fortier and asks her questions about rape culture, access to information, and divestment.