Black History Month Reading List
Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe I first read Things Fall Apart three summers ago, and Achebe’s simple, cutting prose still pulses, like I’ve just… Read More »Black History Month Reading List
McGill Students’ Chapter of Independent Jewish Voices - Media Credits
“No Appetite” for Higher Wages
TAs wrestle to reach an agreement with McGill administration
Donna-Michelle St. Bernard’s Diggers Is an Ode to the Unsung
A review of Black Theatre Workshop’s latest play
Celebrating Black History in Montreal and Beyond
“When we understand our history, we understand our place in the world”
“Many Stories, One History”
How Montreal is celebrating its 33rd edition of Black History Month
The Oscars Have Failed. Again.
Well folks, it happened again. Instead of taking the opportunity to include the subversive and diverse films 2023 offered us, the Academy of Motion Picture… Read More »The Oscars Have Failed. Again.
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Quebec’s Finance Minister Visits McGill
Eric Girard is aware tuition hikes are an “unpopular decision”
Writing The Future
Book review and interview with Catherine Leroux
Amira Elghawaby on Islamophobia in Canada
Countering hate and promoting inclusion
Scholasticide in Gaza
An introduction to the term “scholasticide” in the wake of Israel’s recent bombing of Gaza’s last standing university
SSMU Menstrual Health Project Provides Free, Sustainable Period Products
Project alleviates costs of menstrual products and environmental impacts of disposable period products
The Dragon’s Kitchen
Two delicious recipes to start off the Year of the Dragon
McGill and Concordia Students To Strike Against Quebec’s Tuition Hikes
Student strikers hope to build solidarity against tuition hikes
The ICJ’s Ruling Could Set a World Precedent
Developments in South Africa’s case continue to spark conversation