“Trump = Creon = Hitler”
Through its superficial analysis of tyranny, the Daily’s Antigone op-ed renders itself reductive
Sections
Taking the Medical Community by “Fire and Force”
The McGill Black Medical Students’ Association (BMSA) advocates for Black empowerment, inclusion, and representation in the medical field
An Evening of Unity
Recapping the BSN, MASS, and ASSA “Voices and Visions” Roundtable
“Africa Has Always Been My Centre”
The ASSA’s Uhuru Journal celebrates Pan-African agency and innovation
Bad Bunny: Resistance Through Art
How a Spanish-language Super Bowl set turned pop spectacle into a fight over belonging
Patience Is A Virtue
McGill Savoy Society’s latest production is well worth the wait!
“Wuthering Heights” and the Rejection of Complexity
Emily Brontë’s iconic story withers away in Emerald Fennell’s adaptation
One Thousand Protest McGill-Contracted Security Firm Operating at ICE Detention Facility
Montrealers, McGill students march to GardaWorld Headquarters
The Ministry of Love
Vows, Visas, and the Politics of Marriage
McGill Students Rally Against ICE
ICE Out MTL brings hundreds together in front of the US Consulate to call for an end to ICE and Canadian complicity in US immigration crackdowns.
The Digital Camera’s Revival is About More Than Nostalgia
It has to be: how can Gen Z be nostalgic for a time we didn’t live through?
Is Rising Singlehood the End of Romance, or the End of the Relationship Norm?
Ahead of Valentine’s Day, the dating market seems to be failing many people.
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
Better in Print
The case for physical media in the digital age
Falling in Love with Friendship
A personal reflection on the value of friendship