Academia in the age of digital reproducibility
Scholarly publishing houses strive to keep up with an increasingly computerized world
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The BP oil spill: one year later
The continuing consequences of Deepwater Horizon’s mismanagement
An end to landmines in sight
New research could contribute to the safe removal of improvised explosive devices
Against the patriarchy of sports
Women are not any less talented because they can’t beat men at their own game
SUS criticized over treatment of candidates
Management of the recent Science Undergraduate Society (SUS) election has resulted in allegations of unfair treatment of candidates. Two current SUS executives, President Dara Djafarian… Read More »SUS criticized over treatment of candidates
Meet your local candidates
Who you are actually voting for
Prisoners should be able to donate organs
Denying this right oversteps boundaries of punishment and denies treatment to thousands
A new spin on pole sports
Emerging sport bids for inclusion in Olympic Games
Fans get priced out of sports
Owners are neglecting their supporters in pursuit of profits
Withstanding seismic risks
Structural codes keep our buildings safe, but it may not be enough
Sacrificing bodies for reputation
McGill Rugby players talk about the expectations for athletes to play through pain
Brains are alive with the sound of music
McGill research finds connection between music and dopamine
Kraft singles’ night out
Dressing up the everyday grilled cheese
Ten activists arrested at budget demonstrations
Black-clad protesters singled out, detained for 55 hours
A new riff on the old
Sam Amidon embraces a traditional approach to playing folk music, while bringing it into this generation