McGill Remembers: World War II Students to Soldiers: The C.O.T.C. at McGill
The McGill Contingent of the Canadian Officers' Training Corps (C.O.T.C.) trained McGill students and staff.
McGill Remembers: World War II Portraits of Soldiers from the War Records Office
The War Records Office recorded the service and memory of the men and women of McGill who served during the Second World War.
McGill Remembers: World War II The Home Front: Campus Life during the War
During World War II, McGill student groups, such as the War Council, organized events in support of the war effort.
McGill Remembers: World War II Victory: The Return Home
Following the end of World War II, thousands of citizens celebrated - and over a thousand returning veterans enrolled at McGill University.
Time Capsule
A time capsule, placed inside the cornerstone of the Donner Building for Medical Research in 1947, is found in 2004 by McGill Campus Security officer Sergeant Mathieu Racette.
My Fur Lady
A political satire written and performed by McGill students becomes a nationwide success.
The Women's Union and the War Effort
With many male McGill students fighting in the Great War, their female counterparts back at McGill organized a Union to support the war effort.
Old McGill
McGill University's yearbook, Old McGill, has been a steadfast publication for over a century, portraying student and campus life in rich and candid ways.
Football
In the 1870s, an exciting footbal rivalry between McGill and Harvard gave McGill the opportunity to create new rules of gameplay, which became standard throughout the United States.
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