Degrees of uncertainty: The Fading Promise of Higher Education
As tuition rises and job prospects dwindle, students weigh passion against security
As tuition rises and job prospects dwindle, students weigh passion against security
From nepo baby outrage to burned government buildings, Nepal’s youth are taking the future into their own hands
Kevin Bacon, Nanette Workman, and a wall of sound guide Montrealers through sixty years of rock history in an immersive exhibition at the Old Port.
Violence, censorship, and political pressure define a difficult year for global press freedom
From teen drama to Korean dating shows, today’s television packages romance as something to binge, market, and sell back to us. Sometimes, all we want… Read More »The Commodification of Love
What McGill’s top spot says about student pride and the fine line between confidence and arrogance
In an unprecedented display of transnational solidarity, more than 150,000 people across Europe and North Africa mobilized over the past week as part of the… Read More »From the Streets to the Sea: International Mobilizations Converge to Break the Siege on Gaza
The global fallout of Canada’s wildfire crisis
As mass deportations spark protests in Los Angeles and Canada proposes tighter immigration controls, activists across the continent fight to protect migrants’ rights
As famine and violence escalates in Gaza, statements of condemnation ring out internationally — and McGill’s muted support collides with an uproar of student activism in Montreal.
University cites protest conduct as cause for termination; student organizers call it retaliation for Gaza solidarity strike.
General Assembly meets quorum as students back three-day strike for Palestinian liberation
Luxury, power, and the illusion of escape
New policy forces unhoused individuals to keep moving, sparking backlash from advocacy groups
As Trudeau bows out, Carney steps in — bringing a banker’s playbook to Canada’s political stage