McGill Mourns Turkey-Syria Earthquakes
Turkey and Syria hit by one of the strongest earthquakes in over 100 years
McGill Mourns Turkey-Syria Earthquakes
Historic Nominations Highlight Historical Wrongs
An analysis of the 2023 Oscar nominations
In Ice Spice We Trust
Princess Diana died in 1997, right? Wrong. Ice Spice is alive and thriving. You know her, you love her; this 23 year old NYC it… Read More »In Ice Spice We Trust
GPT Detectors Seem Like the End of the Era, but ChatGPT Still Has Potential
Now that algorithms can spot text generated by GPT, more creative – and potentially fruitful – uses of chatGPT can take the spotlight
Montreal Landlords Continue to Exploit Tenants
Uncovering the injustices renters face
Five Years Later, McGill Alum Niloufar Bayani Remains Detained in Iran
January 24 marked the fifth anniversary of the detainment of eight Iranian scientists, among them our dear friend and McGill alumnus, Niloufar Bayani. Though the… Read More »Five Years Later, McGill Alum Niloufar Bayani Remains Detained in Iran
“It Takes All of Us” Revamped
McGill introduces new version of mandatory sexual violence prevention training in wake of OSVRSE’s closure
Food Insecurity on Campus
Student groups meet to discuss crisis of affordability and accessibility of food at McGill
Microtrends Have a Macro Impact
Overconsumption of fashion in 2023 doesn’t eat
It’s Not You, It’s Capitalism
Does Ticketmaster intend to change how they operate?
Montreal’s Only English-Service AIDS Community Care Centre Turns 35
AIDS Community Care Montreal (ACCM) is Quebec’s only HIV and sexual health community organization that provides education for prevention, treatment information, and support services to… Read More »Montreal’s Only English-Service AIDS Community Care Centre Turns 35
Blurring the Line Between Human and Machine
AI’s potential raises questions about its role in academia