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Welcome to the Ghetto
Enid Kohler • January 13, 2025
Rats, once loathsome rodents, have become a symbol of home Read More
What Wong Kar Wai Has Taught Me About My “Motherland”
Sena Ho • November 27, 2024
The importance of belonging and the creation of our identities Read More
Quebec Closes Doors on Permanent Residency Pathways
Adair Nelson • November 27, 2024
Province announces suspension of major immigration programs Read More
Celebrating Community and Code
Andrei Li • November 27, 2024
Ninth McGill Physics Hackathon unites future generation of scientists Read More
If I Must Die: The First Palestinian Film Festival in Montreal
Youmna El Halabi • November 27, 2024
A night to share Palestinian culture and history Read More
What Home Means To Us
Editorial Board • November 27, 2024
The semester is coming to an end, and for many McGill students, it is finally time to be reunited with close friends, family, and home. As students who may feel stuck between two cities, two provinces, or even two continents, we often ask ourselves: what is home? Where do… Read More
Concordia Student Union Calls for Cops Off Campus
Emma Bainbridge • November 11, 2024
Press conference follows arrests of several students Read More
McGill’s Circle of Fashion Is a Wheel of Artistry
Evelyn Logan • November 11, 2024
A review of COF’s Fall 2024 fashion show Read More
Our Planet Approaches The Melting Point
Editorial Board • November 11, 2024
We must take climate action before it’s too late Read More
A Love Letter to Time
Luxe Palmer • November 4, 2024
A review of John Crowley’s We Live in Time (2024) Read More
Bridging Culture With Code
Raihana Kamal • November 4, 2024
Why AI adoption in the settlement sector needs a human-centered approach Read More
Soleil Launière: Montreal’s Must-See Multi-Disciplinary Artist
Amelia H. Clark • November 4, 2024
An introduction to the world of Launière’s performance art Read More
Giséle Pelicot is Changing the Narrative on Sexual Violence
Editorial Board • November 4, 2024
Content warning: sexual violence, intimate partner violence “It’s not for us to have shame – it’s for them.” These are the powerful words Gisèle Pelicot gave to an Avignon court on October 23. Pelicot has now testified for the second time in the ongoing rape trial… Read More
Age, Abjection and Angles in The Substance
Isabella Roberti • November 4, 2024
Coralie Fargeat and the feminine implications of body horror Read More
McGill Celebrates Seventh Queer History Month
Mara Gibea • October 28, 2024
McGill continues to rewrite its legacy of solidarity with LGBTQ+ voices as it celebrates its seventh Queer History Month (QHM). Community programming, such as workshops, guest speaker conferences, and alumni events centring the LGBTQ+ community, mark this month at our institution. These events foster alliances and provide a space… Read More
