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My fun fearless miseducation
Braden Goyette • April 1, 2010
A look into the inner life of reading Cosmo Read More
Sexual identity and teen suicide
admin • April 1, 2010
A deeper look at a groundbreaking McGill study on the connections between the two Read More
Hey, feminist movement!
Hannah Freeman • April 1, 2010
FWD/Forward blogger on ableism, online advocacy, and the shortcomings of mainstream feminism Read More
Seeking indigenous studies
Pamela Fillion • March 4, 2010
Two decades after the Oka Crisis, McGill's community for studying native issues is breaking ground Read More
Beats for books
Thomas Kim • February 18, 2010
Though hip hop has been criticized for promoting misogyny and materialism, and for negatively influencing today’s youth, educators and community volunteers are finding uses for hip hop as a means to empower youth and encourage literacy in and out of the classroom. Schools in the U.S. have experimented with integrating… Read More
The University has to be pressured
Braden Goyette • February 18, 2010
Community organizer and McGill alum speaks on equity, education, and the need to mobilize Read More
The lived experience of law
Stephen Davis • February 18, 2010
Starting today, McGill will host the Black Law Students’ Association of Canada (BLSAC)’s national conference, entitled “Partnering For Progress and Unprecedented Possibilities.” Conference events will range from the practical (a panel on acing your LSATs) to the political (a discussion of the killing of Fredy Villanueva). The national conference has… Read More
The toll on the home front
Stephanie Law • February 4, 2010
Depressive disorders spike among war wives Read More
If mealtimes are a struggle, don’t face it alone
Braden Goyette • January 28, 2010
McGill’s Eating Disorder Program marks its first Awareness Week Read More
Lube without fear
admin • January 21, 2010
Busting the misconceptions about a handy sexual aid Read More
Lost in translation, bad for your health
admin • January 21, 2010
Misunderstandings in bilingual health care can pose serious risks Read More
Flipping the fisting script
admin • November 19, 2009
Andrea Zanin’s workshop challenges conventional attitudes about sex and sexuality Read More
Good dirty fun
admin • November 19, 2009
Tips for successful play parties, and enjoying your sexy self Read More
Busting binaries
Whitney Mallett • November 19, 2009
Pat Califia is a prominent queer activist and author from San Francisco, who has been pushing the boundaries of queer cultures, addressing marginal identities, and promoting sexual variation since the seventies. Califia is a bisexual transman, and much of his work is about breaking down dichotomies, whether it’s between man… Read More