Growth, Healing, and the Cyclical Nature of Art
An interview with the ISCEI artist-in-residence Soleil Launière
Growth, Healing, and the Cyclical Nature of Art
The Looming Impact of the Upcoming U.S. Election on Canada
As the U.S. approaches its most pivotal election in recent history, its results could reshape McGill students’ career prospects and cultural engagement in Canada and beyond
McGill Commits to “Exploring” Divestment from Weapons Manufacturers Amid Pressure to Divest from Israeli Apartheid
Student organizers are skeptical that this process will lead to real change
Students Walk Out to Protest McGill’s Financial Ties to Israel
Protests demand McGill divest from funding the genocide of Palestinians
“I’m Stepping Into My Why”
Content creator and disability advocate Taylor Lindsay-Noel finds meaning and community through TikTok
Looking Back on the Paris Olympics
Why is it never just about sports?
Unfolding the McGill Encampment
A timeline of the most pressing moments from the summer encampment
My Womanhood Is a Work in Progress
We need to stop applying cookie-cutter definitions to the identities we hold so close to heart
Calluses and Carabiners
How queer women have rocked the climbing world
A Return to Murderous Lesbians
A review of Love Lies Bleeding
Rethinking Ramadan
Exploring Women’s History Month amid tragedy in Palestine
The Meaning of Leaving: Womanhood from Toronto to Hong Kong
A review of Kate Rogers’ latest poetry collection
Music for a Cause: Jam for Justice’s Battle of the Bands
Nonprofit music organization at McGill raises money for charity
Students Hunger Strike to Demand Divestment from Israeli Apartheid
One striker has not eaten in over 30 days
Vancouver Lawyer’s Use of AI in Legal Proceedings Sparks Ethics Debate
How does AI fit into the legal profession?