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Arlo Parks Makes “Rainbows Out of Something Painful”
Carol Altimas • February 15, 2021
A review of ‘Collapsed in Sunbeams’ Read More
Spotlight on Eight Black Montreal-Based Visual Artists
Eve Cable • February 15, 2021
The Daily's Illustrations Editor highlights the work of local Black creators Read More
Student Housing and Hospitality Services Update Residence Handbook
Saylor Catlin • February 15, 2021
Students may now be evicted for violating COVID-19 measures Read More
‘Ammonite’ is Francis Lee’s Sophomore Slump
Olivia Shan • February 8, 2021
A review of ‘Ammonite’ Read More
‘Bridgerton’ Isn’t the Escape It Wants to Be
Grace Lang • February 1, 2021
A review of Netflix’s series 'Bridgerton' Read More
RSUS Denounces Professor Douglas Farrow in Open Letter
Saylor Catlin • February 1, 2021
Farrow’s views make students feel “unsafe and marginalized,” letter says Read More
Accidental “re-gendering” of washrooms prompts discussion of systemic transphobia at McGill
Angelina Mazza • February 1, 2021
“McGill continues to fail trans, non-binary, and gender-nonconforming students,” says student Read More
McGill Student Urges Legault to Follow Up On High-Speed Internet Campaign Promise
Catey Fifield • January 25, 2021
Inuit communities still lack access to high-speed internet Read More
MRGHL Holds Panel on the Relationship Between Privacy and Public Health
Anna Zavelsky • January 25, 2021
McGill Research Group on Health and Law panelists discuss data collection, surveillance, and distributive justice Read More
There’s Nothing “Foreign” About ‘Minari’
Mitchell Horwood • January 25, 2021
Lee Isaac Chung’s drama interrogates the American Dream Read More
Nursing Students Are Being Treated As Healthcare Professionals, McGill ISN Students Say
Emily Black • January 25, 2021
Undergraduate students in McGill's Ingram School of Nursing report high pressure and overwhelming expectations during the pandemic Read More
Not a Sinner, Just a Teenager
Maranda Raskin • January 18, 2021
A review of “Yes, God, Yes” Read More
Montreal’s Homeless Community Expected to Comply With Province-wide Curfew
Saylor Catlin • January 18, 2021
New restrictions put homeless people at risk, advocates say Read More
“Inconvenient Indian” is a Testament to the Power of Indigenous Resilience
Grace Lang • January 11, 2021
A review of Michelle Latimer’s documentary Read More
The Pandemic Is a “Difficult and Isolating Time,” EDRSC Coordinator Says
Catey Fifield • November 23, 2020
EDRSC offers online services for those struggling with eating disorders Read More
