Sweet and bitter sweets
The world of artisanal chocolate in Montreal
Lewis Krashinsky - Media Credits
SPHR takes Newburgh to Judicial Board
Student group contests SSMU Speaker’s impartiality during GA debate
Festival International du films sur l’art
Each year for the past 28 years, the Festival International du Film sur l’Art (FIFA) has brought hundreds of films about the arts to Montreal.… Read More »Festival International du films sur l’art
Mentana montage
Documentary photographer’s latest project combines art and community organization
Philosophy is phun
Wisdom can be obtained from random strangers. The tiniest details can cause shifts in perspective. Understanding can occur after accidental, unexpected epiphanies. We experience these… Read More »Philosophy is phun
Photographing her roots
Nance Ackerman’s “Wathahine” put her in touch with her heritage
The Daily: the news no one else covers
Last Friday, I came across one of the protests against The Daily fee increase on the sidewalks of lower campus reading: “No more Daily propaganda.”… Read More »The Daily: the news no one else covers
The Daily > Derrida
McGill alumni discuss what the paper taught them and its place at McGill
Good call
McGill alumni discuss what the paper taught them and its place at McGill
Pranks, plots, and the skills and thrills of journalism
McGill alumni discuss what the paper taught them and its place at McGill
“The Daily plays a vital role in McGill’s life”
McGill alumni discuss what the paper taught them and its place at McGill
Queer people and women better off in Israel
In her letter dated March 11, U2 IDS student Jamie Birks begged The Daily to stop its torrent of anti-Israel coverage. Earlier this month, Mookie… Read More »Queer people and women better off in Israel
“We tried to call President Kennedy from the Daily office”
McGill alumni discuss what the paper taught them and its place at McGill
Every student deserves this opportunity
McGill alumni discuss what the paper taught them and its place at McGill
The politics of imagery
While the hundred-some reasons to vote on the cover of the “Vote for…” issue (March 8) were generally less eye-catching than the Big-Brother-esque Martin Ssempa… Read More »The politics of imagery