Taking Attendance for Empty Seats
Student-led zine project sheds light on the Palestinian students unable to take up their
spots at McGill due to structural migration barriers
Haps
The Commodification of Love
From teen drama to Korean dating shows, today’s television packages romance as something to binge, market, and sell back to us. Sometimes, all we want… Read More »The Commodification of Love
Have You Heard These Sweet, Sweet Tunes?
Women’s History Month edition
I Want to Hear Your Voice
We have long been enamoured with the human voice. Podcasts’ surging popularity reflects this.
From Dakar to Paris
Immigration and ideas of home in postcolonial African cinema
“Kaleidoscope”
TEDxMcGill gathers unique and colourful perspectives for their annual conference
Not So Visible
A review of Ange Loft’s installation Visibly Iroquoian
Venice and Telluride and Toronto, Oh My!
Will Hollywood labour strikes affect the film festival circuit?
What the Daily Read this Summer!
The McGill Daily Editorial Board recommends…
What Makes a ‘Real’ Boy?
The implications of obedience in Guillermo del Toro’s fascist Pinocchio
Overrepresentation of the Ultra-Wealthy
Entertainment’s fascination with rich tears and pop- anti-capitalism
Ajuinnata at McGill Celebrates Inuit “Excellence, Achievement, and Perseverance”
Inuit leaders, scholars, and artists present their work to the McGill community in this first-time event series