Arts Undergraduate Society
< Arts Building & Cafeteria (Subway) The symbol of McGill Arts, the Arts building is as gorgeous as it is recognizable (see the AUS logo if you want more proof). The building is connected to Leacock and the McLennan Library via underground tunnel, and we challenge you to find the indoor shortcut on the third floor to the 24-hour computer labs in Ferrier. Need a study break? Try the Subway sandwiches franchise in the basement of the Arts building - Eat Fresh!
Bookstore & Computer Shop Located on McTavish at Sherbrooke, the Campus bookstore is a great place to get your textbooks, school supplies, and McGill merchandise. However, if finances are a concern, we suggest that you consider other venues, like Paragraphe, The Word, or the McGill classifieds. The McGill computer store, on the second floor of the bookstore, is a great place to get discounted software and equipment. Bronfman & Cafeteria (Sinfully Asian) The Management Building is where all of the business classes at McGill take place. It also has a fantastic cafeteria named Sinfully Asian, where all of your Asian gastronomical desires can be satisfied, from tom-yum soup, bubble tea, fresh sushi, General Tao Chicken, to Vietnamese beef subs and more. “The Hill” Montréal is one big mountain, but “The Hill” refers to the stretch of University Street from Sherbrooke to the end of the street in Upper Rez (McConnell, Gardner, Molson, and Douglas). It usually takes a student 10-15 minutes to walk it from top to bottom. Make sure your winter boots have good tread. It is a miniature workout, but you can handle it! James Square For the 2010-2011 academic year, McGill undertook a renovation of the area near Milton Gates to create a new area for students to relax during the warmer months. It is a set of stairs starting at the Milton Gates leading to the area near the Arts Building, right by the James Administration Building. It is nice spot to sit down and relax on a sunny day or do some reading between classes. Check it out!
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