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The McGill Daily Editorial Board's response to a letter 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.

Two members for EUS council describe their understanding of the events surrounding the December 2000 issue of "The Plumber's Faucet" and its racist and sexist material.

An article explaining activist jargon often used by the Daily.

Controversy follows after the Engineering Undergraduate Society (EUS)-funded paper, “The Plumber’s Faucet,” publishes sexist and racist material.

After the Engineering Undergraduate Society (EUS) President wrote an article for The Daily apologizing for racist and sexist material published in the faculty of engineering's student newspaper, the EUS Council votes to condemn the President for not…

Commentary from an editor at the Engineering Undergraduate Society (EUS)-funded paper, “The Plumber’s Faucet,” on the recent publication of sexist and racist material.

The McGill Daily's glossary of terms used in their reporting and in anti-oppressive activism.

An article examining the prevalent rape culture, misogyny, and homophobia of athletics culture at McGill in the context of three McGill football players being charged with sexual assault

The McGill Tribune includes a racist and sexist cartoon in their poster campaign, leading students to lodge complaints with SSMU.

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