The Word Celebrates 50 Years at the Heart of Milton-Parc
An interview with owner and co-founder, McGill alumnus Adrian King-Edwards
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Seventy-Seven Years Later
Israel’s crimes are a continuation of Western colonialism
“Dream Privilege”
How Sleep Became a Status Symbol
White Coats on Hold
What is Bill 106 and why does it matter?
SSMU Cuts Midnight Kitchen
Student government enacts austerity measures against long-running service
Rethinking the Crisis
The Mohawk resistance at Kanehsatà:ke, 35 years later
The Power of Naming in Shaping Collective Memory
Metro Stop Honours Mary Two-Axe Earley in Memory of Indigenous Women’s Struggle for “Indian Status”
Reframing Education: An Interview with Margaret Mackenzie on the Critical Campus Tour
Indigenous student-led project looks at the sites McGill University occupies through an anti-colonial lens
Reconciliation for Who?
Author’s statement: Karonhianoron Dallas Canady-Binette is a two-spirit Kanien’keha:ka student from Kanehsatake. They completed their Bachelors of Arts in Anthropology at McGill University in 2024,… Read More »Reconciliation for Who?
The Cost of a Matcha in Tiohtia:ke
Montreal’s perpetual state of construction does not deceive: it remains a city of constant change. The McCord Museum’s current exhibition, Pounding the Pavement, perfectly captures… Read More »The Cost of a Matcha in Tiohtia:ke
The Dawn of McGill’s Horizon Plan
The goals and consequences of the University’s budget cuts
Weaponizing Objectivity
Science has always been political. Why do we pretend otherwise?
It’s Good to Be Back
A Review of the Oasis ‘25 Reunion Tour
Overcoming Distant Suffering
To care, when all seems uncaring
From Destiny to Denial … to Diet Coke
The Prince brings a classic historical play into a new light