Speak up, not over
The appropriation of #BlackLivesMatter
Sinthusha Kandiah - Media Credits
Whites Templar ride to the rescue
Challenge made to reverse racism at McGall goes wrong
Pretty fly for a white guy if I do say so myself
As I was completing my third re-watch of The Wire this past weekend, a thought struck me: I really am in an incredibly lucky position.… Read More »Pretty fly for a white guy if I do say so myself
The gang in pink
Gulabi Gang film sheds light on gender oppression and resistance
Mandatory minimums, maximum harm
The absurdity of mandatory minimum sentences
The case for hackathons
Over the past few decades, technology’s importance in our lives has risen exponentially — but one of its greatest impacts, by far, is on the… Read More »The case for hackathons
Unfit to Print | January 27 2015
In this episode of Unfit to Print, we bring you headlines from McGill and Montreal news, preview coverage of Queer McGill’s Rad Sex Week and… Read More »Unfit to Print | January 27 2015
“This trial is all show business”
AUTS’ Chicago offers more than glitz and glamour
Philosopher reflects on experience in Iranian prison
Ramin Jahanbegloo preaches non-violence during book launch at McGill
Pay to play
Dispelling the myth of amateurism
So we’ve cut the budget again, eh?
What are you going to do about it?
A beginner’s guide to hackathons
Hackathons are events where people interested in software development come together to solve problems, start new projects, and learn or trade skills with each other.… Read More »A beginner’s guide to hackathons
The problem with diplomatic immunity
Vienna Convention forces us to accept harmful threats to our rights