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Is Montreal Ready for Slave Play?
Amihan del Rosario-Tapan • November 2, 2026
Black Theatre Workshop reads Jeremy O’Harris’s controversial Slave Play as a part of their 2026-2027 programming Read More
For The Love of The Game: The Story of Seat Alert
Beau Milelli • November 2, 2026
The founder of Seat Alert on the important things in life Read More
NAZA: When the Perpetrators Tell the Story
Maria Hamdaoui • November 2, 2026
New documentary uses Israeli soldier testimony to examine destruction of Gaza Read More
Princeton Professor Beth Lew-Williams Wins 2026 Cundill History Prize
Lorin Kamaci • November 2, 2026
At McGill’s finalists’ forum, authors discussed recovering overlooked perspectives and challenging established historical narratives Read More
When “Boys Will Be Boys” Means Boys Killing Girls
Stella Phipps • November 2, 2026
A look into cases of incel-related murders and what must be done to end them Read More
The Freedom to Be: The Enduring Legacies of Tim Curry and Dolly Parton Within the Queer Community
Sophie Lamontagne • October 27, 2026
Between Tim Curry’s theatrical defiance to Dolly Parton’s enduring compassion, these two cultural icons have helped generations of LGBTQ+ people embrace their identities, find community, and live unapologetically Read More
“This Was Missing In Montreal”
Kate Hansen • October 26, 2026
Queer Cinema Club Montreal founder Jeremie Romain on bringing queer history to the city’s big screens Read More
Celebrating CAEO Québec’s 50th Anniversary
Mara Gibea • October 26, 2026
From dancing to telephone help lines to testimonial school workshops Read More
More Than a Game
Emilie Behrens • October 26, 2026
The Martlets turn their home match into a Pride celebration Read More
Trans Law Collective Dismantles Legal Barriers for Montreal’s Queer Community
Enid Kohler • October 26, 2026
Volunteer-run organization born out of McGill’s Faculty of Law provides free legal information and support for trans and non-binary people in Quebec Read More
Beyond the Ballot
Lorin Kamaci • October 5, 2026
Quebec’s election will shape student life, including for those who cannot vote Read More
McGill Students Pass Historic Boycott Motion
Ingara Maidou • October 5, 2026
Recap of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem boycott motion at the SSMU Fall 2026 General Assembly Read More
“McGill is a Gravesite”: Kanien’kehá:ka Kahnistensera Hold Vigil for Indigenous Children
Adair Nelson • October 5, 2026
Mohawk Mothers organize to honour the children allegedly buried on the site of the Allan Memorial Institute and former Royal Victoria Hospital Read More
The Madonna-Whore Dichotomy: The Impossible Woman
Lyla Burt • October 5, 2026
How did modesty or desire become a binary choice for women, and what does that choice cost? Read More
The Road That Maybe Shouldn’t Have Been Travelled
Elaine Yang • September 28, 2026
A look at McGill’s dissonant past and mired present with regards to the Indigenous community Read More
