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“Learning Curve”

Randa Mohamed • August 31, 2022

Illustrations contributor Randa Mohamed explores issues that might come up on the first day of school. Read More

Nobel Committee Institutes “Non-TERF Division” for Literature Prize

Abigail Popple • April 11, 2022

On April 1, 2022, the Nobel Prize Committee introduced a new category for its literature prize: the “Non-TERF Division.” In explaining the award, the Norwegian Nobel Committee wrote, “At this point, it seems almost inevitable that the authors of mediocre fiction turn out to be transphobic assholes […] the… Read More

Quiz: Are you a McGill Student or a Kafka Character?

Abigail Popple • April 4, 2022

McGill University prides itself on being absolutely laden with bureaucracy so as to make the student experience as frustrating and painful as possible. It’s a little-known fact that McGill actually inspired Franz Kafka to write The Castle, a book in which the main character spends far too much time… Read More

The Flora and Fauna of Montreal

Viola Ruzzier • February 7, 2022

Staff Illustrator Viola Ruzzier takes us through the flora and fauna of the city of Montreal.

Excuses you can and can’t use: a comic

Viola Ruzzier • January 17, 2022

Staff Illustrator Viola Ruzzier walks us through excuses that you can’t currently use, and excuses that work very well right now that never would have worked before. Read More

Winter 2022 Bingo Board!

Abigail Popple • January 10, 2022

Because we live in ~unprecedented times~, the Daily has consulted our 100 per cent accurate crystal ball to see what the next semester holds for us. Good luck this winter, McGillians!… Read More

April Horoscopes

Kate Ellis • April 5, 2021

Hello Aries, goodbye Daily! Read More

Three New Animals

Viola Ruzzier • April 5, 2021

Viola Ruzzier illustrates three limericks in Three New Animals. Read More