Taking back fashion
Filipino community organization fights oppression on the runway
Mohammed Odusanya - Media Credits
Sean knows me!
Bathroom graffiti and social connections
Tampering with the genetic code
Benefits and concerns for bioengineered food
Acadian alliteration
Harry Thurston’s Animals of My Own Kind is a poetic journey into the Nova Scotian countryside
Is this contemporary relevance I see before me?
Alternative theatre company does Macbeth in Haitian Creole
Earth on Tickertape
New research suggests that hydrochlorofluorocarbons, which are used in aerosol spray and have been phased in to replace ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons, may cause acid rain. Hydrochlorofluorocarbons… Read More »Earth on Tickertape
Activists fight for smaller Turcot
Plans to reduce massive highway interchange unveiled, includes increased public transit, and fewer house demolitions
Senate debates harmful research
Motion fails requiring disclosure of harmful impacts
Real progressives say no to CFS
From March 29 to April 1, McGill’s graduate students and postdoctoral scholars will be asked if they want to continue their membership in the Canadian… Read More »Real progressives say no to CFS
Prison farms to be phased out
Activists fight for 130-year-old institution, saying it provides a good environment and fresh produce for prisoners
Concordia, Calgary grads leave CFS
Referendums slated at McGill and six more schools regarding federation membership
Disordered terminology
Over the past few years, the medical establishment has been moving away from the terms “intersex conditions” or “intersex people” toward “disorders of sex development”… Read More »Disordered terminology
McGill will advocate for taxed post-docs
Senate discusses new taxes on graduate students
Reflections on IAW
The perennial problem with Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW) seems to emanate from nomenclature: that is, the usage of the very word apartheid, with this last… Read More »Reflections on IAW
Trading places on campus
McGill student shadows Dean of Arts