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Is Wearing Makeup Really a Choice?
Salem Zeleke Sinishaw • November 9, 2026
The illusion behind cosmetic liberation and its effect on women’s autonomy Read More
When Neutrality Becomes Silence: McGill’s Responsibility to Protect Political Dissent
Lisa Banti • November 9, 2026
McGill’s commitment to free expression is tested when students challenge the university itself Read More
Can Music Truly Be Personal?
Jad Morin • November 9, 2026
Frankie Cosmos's Greta Kline speaks on what happens when a song written for yourself becomes meaningful to millions Read More
Youth and Climate Activism
Léah Tattersall • November 2, 2026
Are young people disengaging from climate action? Read More
The Sexual Politics of the Trade War
Anneke Goodwin • November 2, 2026
The rhetorical parallels in Trump’s description of Canada and his victims of sexual assault 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 Price of Staying Home
Matei Alexandru • October 26, 2026
A contrast between Residence and non-Residence student life 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
Repercussions of Birth Control
Stella Phipps • September 28, 2026
Is birth control still as liberating as it was in 1960? Read More
Can Montreal Still Afford the title of Student City?
Lorin Kamaci • September 21, 2026
The price of being a student in Canada's "best student city" Read More
My Midsummer’s Nightmare
Leïla Van Glabeke • August 31, 2026
How “Eurosummer” cities are slowly turning into open-air museums Read More
The Environmental Cost of AI
Enid Kohler • August 31, 2026
When it comes to AI in the classroom, educators pay too much attention to ethics and not enough to the environment Read More
The Cruel Optimism of Summer
Erandy Rogel • July 6, 2026
A meditation on the often harsh realities of summer Read More
Iran is Not Dealt a Fair Hand When it Comes to Democracy
Golnar Saegh • March 23, 2026
Hope dwindles for regime change and improved conditions Read More
