The Seagull: An Automorphic Play About Art and Humanity

A review of the Strand of the Night Theatre’s production at Moyse Hall with director and cast interviews

Reporting in a Warzone

A conversation with McGill alumnus and journalist Luca Léry Moffat

Hope dwindles for regime change and improved conditions

A classic told through a shadowed figure

A new platform for creative film interpretation.

Cinzia & The Eclipse shares her thoughts on her newest EP

FX’s new show puts an iconic couple under a new lens

How publishing corporations are ruining fanfiction

Apathy and psychological exhaustion in the face of short-form content

Student-run organization Girls Who Code seeks to empower women and gender-diverse students in computer science and related fields.

McGill chapter of international non-profit empowers children through play

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