When Science Leaves The Classroom
MSURJ reflects on two decades of undergraduate research
Nadia Javaheri-Cabrera - Media Credits
The New Student in Class: Generative AI
McGill professors grapple with how to approach generative AI pedagogically
Three Years Later: Peace in Sight in Ukraine?
Riyadh hosted American, Russian and Ukrainian delegations to negotiate a ceasefire, leading to interrogations surrounding a potential peace agreement
Hooked by Design
How sports betting apps exploit young adults
“It’s Called Trickle-Down Politics”
A microcosm of extremism and entitlement in small-town USA
The Lavender Menace
“Women’s Liberation is a Lesbian Plot” – Rita Mae Brown
How Sexual Violence in War Journalism is Treated as an Afterthought
Focusing on the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Have You Heard These Sweet, Sweet Tunes?
Women’s History Month edition
Experiments in Classical and Contemporary Sound
An interview with Montreal-based artist Lensky
Spring Break Sold Separately
The cost of a commercialized escape
Celebrating QTBIPOC Burlesque Performers
A first time collaboration between Queer McGill, Sweet Like Honey, and CommeUnity
Nowhere to Go: STM Cracks Down on Homelessness
New policy forces unhoused individuals to keep moving, sparking backlash from advocacy groups
Activism as a Scapegoat
How the Trump administration plans to restructure higher education
The Subliminal Storytelling of Severance
A cultural phenomenon redefining work-life balance
Political Infiltration in Sports
How tense Canada-U.S. relations are manifested on the ice