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
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Journalism Under Siege
Attacks on Palestinian journalists are attacks on us all
Balancing Bilingual CEGEPs’ Institutional Autonomy amidst Bill 96 Language Regulations
LaSalle College balances its duty to students’ academic independence regardless of linguistic background and obligations to Quebec law
Highlighting Sudan’s Humanitarian Crisis
Amidst civil war, el-Fasher remains under siege while humanitarian crisis devastates civilians
Open Air Pub: Where Music Meets Community
Behind the Scenes of the Best Place on Earth
Just One More Episode
The Rise and Effects of Binge-Watching
The Outrage Economy: Engineering Backlash
This summer’s viral spectacles reveal who really shapes internet discourse
The “McGillian Complex”: Pride or a Problem?
What McGill’s top spot says about student pride and the fine line between confidence and arrogance
Bring Back the Books
The consequences of moving books away from McGill libraries
A One-Sided Russian victory at the Alaska Summit
Putin and Trump make little progress on possibility of Ukraine ceasefire
Higher Education Is In Crisis
The plight of colleges, universities, and the students they serve
Changing the Marketplace: An Interview with Morgan Balkin about Exchange Sublet
Good People is a bi-weekly column highlighting McGill students doing community-oriented work on and around campus. Because it’s important to celebrate good people doing good… Read More »Changing the Marketplace: An Interview with Morgan Balkin about Exchange Sublet
McGill’s Four Faculty Associations Legally Challenge Bill 89
Protecting employers and the public’s essential services during strikes and lockdowns at the expense of employees’ freedom of speech and assembly
Superman: A Celebration of Humanity over Heroism
Not all heroes need to wear a cape
Behind the Punchline
When laughter hides what hurts