One of a Kind
Tegan and Sara are the queer icons Gen-Z didn’t know it needed
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Faculty Mandated to Teach In-Person
Professors express frustration with administration
September 23 SSMU Council Meeting Debates Community Concerns
Truth and Reconciliation, New Vic discussed
University Vaccine Mandates: Looking Beyond the Headlines
Panel discusses the legal and ethical implications of a vaccine mandate
Infectious Diseases During COVID-19
Since the initial outbreaks of COVID-19, the majority of Canadian medical personnel have been focused on tackling testing, contact tracing, and treatment related to the… Read More »Infectious Diseases During COVID-19
“Reflection Is Not Enough”
The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is only a start
#Uprootthesystem
Protesters demand climate action in Montreal
From Montero Lamar Hill to Lil Nas X: ‘Montero’ Reveals the Man Behind the Artist
Lil Nas X’s new album is a musically complex diary entry
Bill 96 Perpetuates Linguistic Colonialism
The law would further erase Indigenous languages and limit healthcare and legal access
Reproductive Healthcare has a Long Way to Go in Canada
Financial accessibility remains a barrier
Laval’s LVL UP Festival Cancelled Due to “Security Concerns”
Experts say cancellation is indicative of anti-Black racism in the province
10th Annual Indigenous Awareness Weeks Held Online
Indigenous performers and speakers reflect on colonialism, sustainability
Bridging the Digital Divide
How libraries create technological equity
Counter-Narrating Technology
Claire L. Evans on “Broad Band: The Untold Story of the Women Who Made the Internet”
Sexism and Silence in SSMU
Gender-based discrimination goes unchecked and creates a toxic environment, sources say