Social Anxiety in a Global Pandemic
The exacerbated structural barriers preventing effective treatment of social anxiety since COVID-19: strategies and resources to cope and ease the transition back to social normalcy
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‘Bridgerton’ Isn’t the Escape It Wants to Be
A review of Netflix’s series ‘Bridgerton’
RSUS Denounces Professor Douglas Farrow in Open Letter
Farrow’s views make students feel “unsafe and marginalized,” letter says
Accidental “re-gendering” of washrooms prompts discussion of systemic transphobia at McGill
“McGill continues to fail trans, non-binary, and gender-nonconforming students,” says student
Bell, We Need to Talk
About the choreographed marketing stunt to make yourself look good
McGill Student Urges Legault to Follow Up On High-Speed Internet Campaign Promise
Inuit communities still lack access to high-speed internet
MRGHL Holds Panel on the Relationship Between Privacy and Public Health
McGill Research Group on Health and Law panelists discuss data collection, surveillance, and distributive justice
There’s Nothing “Foreign” About ‘Minari’
Lee Isaac Chung’s drama interrogates the American Dream
Nursing Students Are Being Treated As Healthcare Professionals, McGill ISN Students Say
Undergraduate students in McGill’s Ingram School of Nursing report high pressure and overwhelming expectations during the pandemic
Montreal’s Homeless Community Expected to Comply With Province-wide Curfew
New restrictions put homeless people at risk, advocates say
Not a Sinner, Just a Teenager
A review of “Yes, God, Yes”
“Inconvenient Indian” is a Testament to the Power of Indigenous Resilience
A review of Michelle Latimer’s documentary
Oligarch of the Solar System Elon Musk
A visionnary billionaire is on track to become the oligarch of the Solar System and no one is stopping him
Navigating Executive Dysfunction
Strategies for a more accessible remote learning experience
“It Shouldn’t Be This Hard to Be Accommodated”
Students discuss barriers to accessing McGill’s Office for Students with Disabilities