The McGill Baroque Orchestra is one of McGill’s large ensembles. This group of 14 to 20 musicians plays on modern copies of baroque strings and winds and performs orchestral works. In collaboration with Opera McGill, the ensemble participates in annual staged productions of Baroque operas. This group has played in Ottawa and around Québec.

The McGill Association of University Teachers Librarians Section (MAUT-LS) was founded in 1996. The chairs of the sections have included Marc Richard, 1996-97, Elaine Yarosky, 1997-98, Jane Aitkens, 1998-99, Pat Riva, 1999-2000, Louisa Piatti, 2000-01, Chris Oliver, 2001-02, Darlene Canning, 2002-03, Joan Hobbins, 2003-04, and Daniel Boyer, 2004-05. The MAUT-LS was a successor body to the Association of McGill University Librarians (AMUL) founded in 1971. In 1996 AMUL merged with MAUT, the organization that represents professors in negotiations with the University. The goal of MAUT-LS is to negotiate working conditions for librarians at McGill. Librarians received academic status in 1974 and may be eligible for tenure and sabbatical leaves. The results of the negotiations are compiled in a handbook of regulations and policies for academic and librarian staff.