Women in House
Learn more about the one-of-a-kind program that offers female McGill students a two-day trip to Ottawa, during which participants take a tour of Parliament, hear individual politicians speak, attend panel discussions and have the opportunity to spend a day shadowing a female MP or Senator.
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Beyond the Classroom
The constant queries from people outside the University meant there was a need to go beyond the classroom and find a more hands-on approach to teaching the ins and outs of international development work. Read more
The Phrixos B. Papachristidis Chair
Meet Professor Anastassios (Tassos) Anastassiadis, the Phrixos B. Papachristidis Chair in Modern Greek and Greek-Canadian Studies.
Banking Without Boundaries
The commitment to create equal opportunity in the workplace led to Lloyd Darlington’s decision to establish the Carol & Lloyd Darlington Arts Internship Award for undergraduate students enrolled in the Summer Internship Program. Read more
The Save a Seat Campaign
At the very heart of McGill University, nestled in the Arts Building, is Moyse Hall, a 306-seat traditional proscenium stage theatre. Once named a historical site by the Montreal Historical Society, Moyse Hall is indeed a theatre with a cherished past.
Canadian-Scottish Studies
Founded by a philanthropic gift from Scottish fur trader James McGill 190 years ago, McGill embodies the venerable past and thriving present of the Scottish-Canadian influence. Which is why the Faculty of Arts has partnered with the St. Andrew’s Society of Montreal and the McEuen Scholarship Foundation to raise funds for a new Chair in Canadian-Scottish Studies.
