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The University Flag will be lowered today, Wednesday, July 29, 2026, in honour of Luis Borges, Buildings and Grounds, Facilities Management and Ancillary Services.

A red-and-white McGill's university flag flies at half-mast atop a flagpole mounted on a green copper-domed tower. The historic stone building sits beneath an overcast gray sky, with bare tree branches visible along the right edge of the frame.

Thinking about biking to campus? 🚲 As a silver-certified biking campus recognized by Vélo Québec, McGill offers bike racks, repair stations, and cycling resources at both campuses. Start your cycling journey here: mcgill.ca/x/5BT

Historic grey stone academic building framed by green tree leaves on a sunny day. A grassy lawn and walkway run across the foreground, with two cyclists riding past and a bicycle parked beside a black metal fence. The building features large windows, dormer roofs, and an ornate central entrance beneath a clear blue sky.Dozens of bicycles locked to outdoor bike racks beside a modern glass-fronted building on a sunny day. The paved plaza is densely packed with bikes of different styles and colours, with reflections visible in the building’s large windows.Screenshot of a Google Maps cycling map centered around the McTavish Reservoir area in Montreal. Numerous green bicycle icons indicate nearby bike racks and cycling facilities, while a blue dot marks the user's location near Rue Mansfield. Streets, cycling routes, and bike service locations are displayed across the surrounding downtown area.

Macdonald Campus, then and now ⏪ The Main Building in the 1940s. Imagine how many generations of McGillians have crossed this lawn over the years. ❤️ 📷 McGill University Archives

A hand holds a historical photograph of Macdonald College’s Main Building from the 1940s in front of the present-day view on McGill’s Macdonald Campus. The archival image shows the red-brick building with its distinctive central cupola and flag. In the background, a large green lawn stretches toward mature trees and campus buildings under a clear blue sky, creating a then-and-now comparison of the same location. 📷 McGill University Archives.

🏆 Montreal named #1 student city in Canada and top 20 worldwide We're proud to call one of the continent's top-ranked student cities home. From innovation and culture to exceptional student experiences, Montréal helps make McGill a destination for talent from around the world. mcgill.ca/x/5XA

Four students stand and sit along a stone overlook on Mount Royal, with Montreal’s downtown skyline blurred in the background at sunset. The group is engaged in conversation, wearing casual clothing, including a blue McGill sweatshirt. Trees and city buildings fill the scene, with warm evening light illuminating the skyline.

🚨 McGill-led study could help event organizers prevent crowd crushes and stampedes: mcgill.ca/x/5XT 🚨 Une étude de l’Université McGill s’intéresse à la prévention des bousculades et des mouvements de panique lors d’événements d’envergure: mcgill.ca/x/5Xq

McGill-led study could help event organizers prevent crowd crushes and stampedes

McGill researchers have found that dangerous crowd conditions leading to surges and stampedes may not emerge suddenly, but instead develop gradually, as repeated physical contact and pushing may accum...

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McGill researchers are advancing solutions for a more sustainable future — from wildfire mitigation to cleaner transportation and marine conservation. 👇 (1/5)

A river flows through a dense conifer forest toward a granite mountain in the distance. Tall trees line both sides of the water, illuminated by warm sunlight, while a waterfall cascades down a cliff face on the left. The scene is framed by a clear sky and rugged mountain landscape.

The University Flag is lowered today, Tuesday, July 7, 2026, in honour of Mr. Paul Marchand, BCL’66, LLM’85, President of the Doggone Foundation and initial donor of the McGill Interdisciplinary Initiative in Infection and Immunity.

A red-and-white McGill University flag flies atop a green-domed tower on a historic stone building under a clear blue sky. A faint daytime moon is visible above the flag, surrounded by a large expanse of open sky.

McGill, then and now ⏪ Generations of McGillians have walked this path. More than a century later, the view is still unmistakably McGill. ❤️ 📷 Notman Archives (McCord Museum), Campus before 1907

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How can farming better withstand climate stress? And what happens when we mimic the brain in a tiny device? New McGill research looks at resilience — in soils and in technology. 👇 (1/3)

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Sun’s out (between rain showers), so it’s a great time to dig in the dirt. 🌱 McGill has community gardens at both campuses—Macdonald Student‑run Ecological Garden, Thompson House Garden, and Campus Crops. 📷: Macdonald Student-run Ecological Garden & Campus Crops

Close-up, top-down view of a small container filled with bright red and orange cherry tomatoes, some still attached to green stems, showing smooth, glossy skins and natural variation in size and color.Top-down view of a variety of fresh vegetables arranged on a green wooden table, including leafy lettuce, carrots with greens attached, cherry tomatoes, snap peas, radishes in a small container, Swiss chard, kohlrabi, garlic scapes, zucchini, yellow squash, and mixed salad greens in a plastic bag.Close-up of a gloved hand holding three freshly harvested zucchini in a lush garden, with dense green leaves and other vegetable plants filling the background.Close-up of a raspberry bush with clusters of ripening berries in shades of pale red to deep purple, surrounded by green leaves and stems, growing in an outdoor garden.

Do we connect more through how we speak or what we say? Why does feeling poorer than others affect our well-being? McGill research explores how conversation and social comparison shape our lives. 👇 (1/3)

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Thank you to our community for making McGill the outstanding university it is. McGill has been named the #1 university in Canada — and ranked 30th in the world — in the QS World University Rankings 2027. And we did it together!