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Gentlemen, eat your veggies
Anonymous • January 20, 2014
How research on folate deficiency could change our perception of gender roles Read More
Don’t take candy from strangers
Ralph Haddad • January 13, 2014
On the beauty (or lack thereof) and sexiness of Grindr and Tinder Read More
Breaking news: Sexual assault
Anonymous • January 9, 2014
The mainstream media’s endorsement of rape culture Read More
Spaces you can count on
Hannah Besseau • November 25, 2013
The importance of advocacy and safe spaces at McGill Read More
Movember as microaggression
Ralph Haddad • November 18, 2013
"Slacktivism," and way too many awkward moustaches Read More
Stigmatizing anxiety
Melanie Gedeon • November 18, 2013
On shrugging it off, and why it’s important to seek help Read More
No access to medicine?
Universities Allied for Essential Medicines • November 11, 2013
How the U.S. plans to limit access to medication in the developing world Read More
Speculation and pseudoscience
Joanna Wang • November 4, 2013
Redpath Museum hosts event on mobile phones and health Read More
Diet pills pay Dr. Oz a visit
Andrea Saliba • November 4, 2013
Commercializing and commodifying the industry Read More
Showing cancer who’s boss
Ralph Haddad • October 28, 2013
Relay for Life hosts first McGill event Read More
Misconstruing Islamophobia
Sarah Jameel • October 28, 2013
Houda Asal talks about Islam in France and Canada Read More
The World Social Science Forum
Diana Kwon • October 21, 2013
The 2013 World Social Science Forum took place from October 13 to 15 at the Palais des congrès de Montréal. The event was organized by the International Social Science Council and sponsored through multiple sources, which included the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council and Concordia University. The… Read More
(Non)universal healthcare
Dana Wray • October 17, 2013
Institutional discrimination of trans* people within the system Read More
Taking advantage of good vibes
Diana Kwon • October 17, 2013
Realizing the healing power of music Read More