The Lasting Legacy of Cathy Merrick
The beloved First Nations community leader and advocate leaves behind a legacy of compassion and inspiration after a lifetime of service.
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Dr. Laara Fitznor Urges Universities to Feature Indigenous Perspectives in Education at Indigenous Awareness Week Talk
Fitznor promotes empowering future generations of Indigenous students
McGill Students Want to Thrive in Montreal’s French Culture. The Quebec Government Has Other Plans
Policies designed to protect the French language in Quebec are making it increasingly difficult for Anglophones to live and work in Montreal
On Fleeting Form Studio’s First Workshop
Discussing the intersection between art, activism, and the environment
Stand Against Anti-Trans Hate
As Transphobia Rises, So Must the Opposition
Police Tear Gas Counter-Protesters Opposing Transphobia
Counter-protest organized in response to 1 Million March 4 Children
Why Pop Music is Thriving Again
We can’t separate recession pop from queer pop
“They Do Not Protect Us”
Vigil held in Montreal to honour the lives of the six Indigenous lives
lost to police violence in the past two weeks
The Looming Impact of the Upcoming U.S. Election on Canada
As the U.S. approaches its most pivotal election in recent history, its results could reshape McGill students’ career prospects and cultural engagement in Canada and beyond
Growth, Healing, and the Cyclical Nature of Art
An interview with the ISCEI artist-in-residence Soleil Launière
A Look Into The Scientista Mentorship Program
Mentor and mentee share insights into student research
The Fine Arts Deficit at McGill
The visual arts have been neglected for too long
Under the Radar
Talking to Gwendolyn Owens, the director of McGill’s Visual Arts Collection, about the visual arts at McGill
Witnessing the Effects of the CAQ’s Tuition Hikes
What will our incoming student body look like?
“I’m Stepping Into My Why”
Content creator and disability advocate Taylor Lindsay-Noel finds meaning and community through TikTok