Author Archives: Michaela Keil

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PLAYBOY Isn’t Woke.

Michaela Keil • June 29, 2020

One Step Forward, Two Steps Back Read More

The Weight of Fabric

Michaela Keil • March 16, 2020

Moving Forward With my Ex's Sweatshirt Read More

Divest McGill Blockades James Admin

Michaela Keil • February 26, 2020

“Business as Usual” Disrupted Read More

Olympic Politics

Michaela Keil • January 20, 2020

New Rules Sterilize Field of Play Read More

The five rings of the Olympics Games rings melting, with the colour dripping down.

Bias in Birth Control

Michaela Keil • November 25, 2019

Bodies with Uteruses are Burdened Unequally Read More

Hostile Architecture

Michaela Keil • November 25, 2019

Mediating Bodies in the Metro Read More

Poll Party

Michaela Keil • November 18, 2019

Just Because It’s Terrible Doesn’t Mean It’s Bad Read More

A History of Colonial Lacrosse

Michaela Keil • November 18, 2019

The Baggataway Cup, held at McGill’s Molson Stadium this weekend, marked the end of the McGill men’s varsity lacrosse season. While the championship garnered a recap, the Cup, named after the Algonquin word for lacrosse, necessitates a look into the history of the sport, to understand how colonialism… Read More

US Debates LGBTQ+ Rights

Kate Ellis • October 21, 2019

Supreme Court Examines Discrimination Laws Read More

“Complaint as Queer Method”

Nelly Wat • October 21, 2019

Sara Ahmed Lectures at McGill Read More

In the Moment

Michaela Keil • September 30, 2019

An Unambiguous Understanding of Consent’s Necessity Read More