Age, Abjection and Angles in The Substance
Coralie Fargeat and the feminine implications of body horror
Age, Abjection and Angles in The Substance
McGill Celebrates Seventh Queer History Month
McGill continues to rewrite its legacy of solidarity with LGBTQ+ voices as it celebrates its seventh Queer History Month (QHM). Community programming, such as workshops,… Read More »McGill Celebrates Seventh Queer History Month
Culture Shock 2024
Empowering Change Through Community and Art
Be Honest, Do I Look Queer?
The Gaydar’s Merits in Modern Society
Massimadi 2024: Rebirth and Resilience
A festival review and interview with Massimadi’s Naomie Caron
The Queering of a Female Narrative, and the Horror of Habeus Corpus
Who is the monster in Frankenstein?
UN Guide Revolutionizes Anti-Discrimination Laws
Document provides a clear path to tackling systemic discrimination around the globe
How McGill Weaponized Public Health Against Student Protesters
Public health scholars speak out
A Look Into Four Emerging Canadian Authors of South Asian Descent
New authors take root in “The Garden of Literary Delights”
A Personal Decade of Virtual Learning
From computer labs to COVID and beyond
Colourful Celebrations: McGill’s 23rd Annual Pow Wow
Indigenous and Non-Indigenous people celebrate Indigenous culture
McGill Students Advocate For Environmental Reform at Montreal’s Climate March
Students demand real solutions to climate crisis
AMPL Remain on Strike, Hoping to Arrange a Deal with McGill
McGill administration have yet to reach an agreement with its law professors
An Analysis of Israel’s Actions Since October 7
Amid regional escalation, the future remains uncertain
Mobilizing Collectively to Tackle Indigenous Homelessness
Talking with leaders of the Native Women’s Shelter and Resilience Montreal