The Queen(s) of Rap: Why we still haven’t crowned the one and only
Misogyny and the hip-hop industry
Olga Redko - Media Credits
The Magic of Good Company
Maybe the real successful night isn’t about where you go, but who you’re with.
It’s Good to Be Back
A Review of the Oasis ‘25 Reunion Tour
Weaponizing Objectivity
Science has always been political. Why do we pretend otherwise?
The Dawn of McGill’s Horizon Plan
The goals and consequences of the University’s budget cuts
The Revolution Will Be Memed: Nepal’s Gen Z Uprising and the Collapse of Political Trust
From nepo baby outrage to burned government buildings, Nepal’s youth are taking the future into their own hands
Truth Under Fire: How Journalism Is Being Silenced from Gaza to Washington to Nairobi
Violence, censorship, and political pressure define a difficult year for global press freedom
The Commodification of Love
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
Frosh Week: Expectations vs Reality
A froshie recounts his (diverse? entertaining? questionable?) experiences with a time-honored McGill tradition
Rethinking Allyship
Pushing past performativity
The Politics of College Sex
Exploring the explicit and implicit dynamics of gender and intimacy in college: based on a conversation with Mythri and Eloise
Moving Beyond Labels
What Charlie Kirk’s Death Teaches Us About Our Politics
The Future of Mobilization at McGill
Organizing despite legal restrictions
Is It Too Late?
McGill students on environmental defeatism and our climate future
From Taxes to Tear Gas: Democracy on Trial in Indonesia
Protesters demand accountability after Affan Kurniawan’s death as Indonesia faces its largest demonstrations in years