Reimagining Period Equity: An Interview with Momoka Takami on the SSMU Menstrual Health Project
McGill student-led organization provides free, sustainable menstrual health products to undergraduate students
Reimagining Period Equity: An Interview with Momoka Takami on the SSMU Menstrual Health Project
Unqueering Queerness
When Radical Movements Go Mainstream
The Power in the Unnamed
A reflection on the value of James Baldwin’s fiction.
The West’s Media Myopia
International community neglects conflicts in the Global South
But I’m A Cheerleader
“But I’m a Cheerleader” is a cult classic in the Queer community – why is this?
Pride on the Canadian pitch
Are Canadian sports as inclusive as we think they are?
The Word Celebrates 50 Years at the Heart of Milton-Parc
An interview with owner and co-founder, McGill alumnus Adrian King-Edwards
Welcome (back) to the Machine
50 Years of Wish You Were Here
Degrees of uncertainty: The Fading Promise of Higher Education
As tuition rises and job prospects dwindle, students weigh passion against security
Is Montreal’s nightlife really dying?
After the closure of several iconic nightlife venues in the city , we have to wonder about the future of live music and entertainment in… Read More »Is Montreal’s nightlife really dying?
Feminism Online and its Many Faces
How social media has changed how we engage with feminism
The Daily’s Consumer-Girl Autumn Starter Pack
How overconsumption shapes our seasonal experience
“Dream Privilege”
How Sleep Became a Status Symbol
Skinny-tok Commodification and Elitism
What are we doing to our bodies?
Where Do We Come From and Why Does It Matter?
Identifying with your cultural origins is not an excuse to absolve your nation of criticism. What happens when our nationalism crosses into something else?