McGill Classics Play’s Antigone: Timeless, Not Timely
While comparing Trump to Hitler may have felt cutting edge a year ago, it doesn’t anymore
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Welcome to The Lab
“Something’s brewing” in Burnside basement: behind the Science Undergraduate Society’s first-ever student bar
Un-Hinge-d
If dating apps are the answer, what is the question?
The Death of the Rom-Com
Is the Hollywood rom-com dead, or are we falling out of love with it? Something is in the air in the movie world, and it… Read More »The Death of the Rom-Com
“Swimming With a Mission”: Using Sport for Good
Student-run non-profit organization provides affordable swimming lessons for children with disabilities.
A Sinister Friendship Between Big Tech and Europe’s Far-Right
As the EU leads the way in tech regulation, Silicon Valley’s billionaire class has courted the ascending European far-right and its Eurosceptic rhetoric
An Electrifying Journey of Young Love and Self-Discovery
AUTS’ Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812: a review and interview
Autocracy Now
America’s Democratic Decline
Martinez Ferrada Tables First Montreal Budget
Montreal’s proposed 2026 operating budget totals $7.67 billion and is paired with a $25.9-billion, ten-year capital plan
Is AI Killing Academic Integrity?
Amid the rise of AI usage among college students, professors reinstate
in-person assessments to restore confidence in academic learning
Legault Announces Resignation, Citing Quebecers’ Desire for “Change”
With a new CAQ leader pending, the province enters an election year in transition
One Hundred Per Cent in Minus Twenty
How Igloofest shapes Montreal’s music scene, in conversation with No Police & Mathieu Constance
Partition by Dr. Diana Allan: Reclaiming British archival footage
An interview with the mind behind the RIDM’s Grand Prix’s 2025 Winner
How “A Portal to the Free State” Creates a New Black Utopia
Evelyn Logan on their newest project, Black identity, and much more
Venezuela After Maduro: Celebration Meets Precedent
Relief is real. So are the legal precedents, the disinformation surge, and the oil incentives that shape what comes next