Puces Pop
For many McGill students, “do it yourself” is not just a concept, it’s a way of life. DIY applies to almost every aspect of our… Read More »Puces Pop
Lydia Bhattacharya - Media Credits
History Of Pop
Nearly a decade ago, on a train from Toronto to Montreal, two independent music promoters, Peter Rowan and Dan Seligman, began their journey as strangers.… Read More »History Of Pop
Film Pop
“There is a really strong relationship between music and film,” said Carmen Negrelli, one of the curators of Film Pop. The series, now in its… Read More »Film Pop
Charlotte Cornfield
October 2 | Cagibi (5490 St. Laurent)
Braids
October 2 | Ukrainian Assocation (5213 Hutchinson)
Decriminalize sex work
It’s time we start respecting the world’s oldest profession
Words hurt
Using offensive terminology deflects substantive debate
Bounce the system
New Orleans artists bring queer hip hop into the limelight
The street wants eats
Ban on street vendors leaves a bad taste in the mouth
Viruses in Guyville
It’s becoming common knowledge among college-aged women that Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccinations should be administered in a series of three injections over a six-month period.… Read More »Viruses in Guyville
Vulvas and rainbow Shabbats
Judy Chicago brings female anatomy into the picture
Quebec anglo incomes lagging
New StatsCan report shows anglophones have lower median incomes than francophones
Activists helping activists
Got Your Back! promotes solidarity between diverse non-profit groups
Rats, monkeys, and the human brain
Despite rapid advancements in the field of neurocognitive science, many complexities of the human brain, the “last frontier” of the human body, remain elusive. Executing… Read More »Rats, monkeys, and the human brain
Containerized Capital
Niko Block examines the lockout that shut down Canada’s second-largest port in July