An Interview with Aquil Virani: McGill Daily Illustrator to Artist for Peace Award Winner
How Virani’s latest work, The Memoir Project, says we all have a story
Sections
On the Other Side of the Chatbot
How AI tools fuel oppression and violence
Situationships and the End of Labels
How McGill Students Navigate Love Without Commitment
My Four-Hour Long Crush
Reflecting on relationships in today’s dwindling “crush economy”
Love Your Culture, Love Yourself
Deconstructing internal cultural hate
Montreal Celebrates Lunar New Year
Downtown festivities usher in the Year of the Snake
The CAQ’s Bill 84
Integration or alienation?
Man I Love Films (MILFs)
Do we love MILFs, or just the idea of them?
Book Review: The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton
Our Book Review column is where anyone can submit a review of what they’re reading, past, present, or future.
Dance and Community
Introducing the Natya Collective
Five Black Montreal Artists to Check Out this Black History Month
Moridje Kitenge Banza, @moridjakitenge on InstagramCongo-born, Montreal-based, and critically acclaimed mixed media visual artist Moridje Kitenge Banza produces striking pieces that seem to collapse any… Read More »Five Black Montreal Artists to Check Out this Black History Month
The Lives and Legacies of Black Culinary Greats
Fine Words and Buttered Parsnips
The Colour Yellow
A Legacy of Love and Resistance
An Archive of Dissent
Documenting Black student protests in Montreal