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President Deep Saini in front of McCall MacBain Arts building. (Photo: Pierre Arseneault) Stream

The President’s View: Deep Saini on McGill’s Future

McGill News Alumni webcast with McGill president Deep Saini on November 10, 2025

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Canada’s high-stakes election

Don’t miss the latest edition of the McGill News webcast where the focus is on the Canadian election.

President Deep Saini (Photo: Pierre Arseneault) Stream

One-on-one with President Deep Saini

McGill News Alumni webcast with McGill president Deep Saini on November 27, 2024

Rower Douglas Vandor and weightlifter Jeane Lassen Stream

The torch burns bright

Special episode of the McGill News webcast where Douglas Vandor, BSc’98, MSc’01, and Jeane Lassen, BEd’05 reflect on their own Olympic experiences and the ways in which their athletic careers have shaped their personal and professional lives.

A close up of a bug on a person's finger. Stream

Tick Talk: understanding and preventing tick-borne illnesses

Tune in for expert advice on detecting ticks, understanding Lyme Disease and protecting your health.

Female doctor showing an iPad to a male patient. Stream

How genomic medicine is transforming healthcare

Imagine a world where your unique genetic makeup can be used to tailor your medical care, and where illnesses and disease are treated with pinpoint accuracy.

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Unfriendly skies: how did air travel become so irritating?

Don’t miss the latest edition of the McGill News webcast where the focus is on air travel.

Students watching eclipse on the McGill lawn Stream

The magic of a solar eclipse

Don’t miss the latest edition of the McGill News webcast where the focus is on the celestial event of a lifetime.

Brian Mulroney Stream

Brian Mulroney: remembering the man and his political legacy

As Canadians get set to bid farewell to The Right Honourable Brian Mulroney, LLD’17, in this special episode of the McGill alumni webcast, we’ll bring an academic lens to the political legacy of Canada’s 18th Prime Minister.

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