A 1920s spin on one of Ancient Greece’s most political plays An hour before the closing performance of Antigone, the 2026 McGill Classics Play, on… Read More »Adapting Antigone: A Discussion with the Director and Writers
June 9th, 2025 – Maybe everything is somehow destined to be okay. Date with a girl who told me I was attractive. I hope I… Read More »Excerpts from My Journal
“Something’s brewing” in Burnside basement: behind the Science Undergraduate Society’s first-ever student bar
Rent increase recommendations heighten concerns over tenants’ rights and housing security
The case for physical media in the digital age
A personal reflection on the value of friendship
There’s a Montreal past Roddick Gates
Is the Hollywood rom-com dead, or are we falling out of love with it? Something is in the air in the movie world, and it… Read More »The Death of the Rom-Com
Student-run non-profit organization provides affordable swimming lessons for children with disabilities.
As you wish(ed)!
As the EU leads the way in tech regulation, Silicon Valley’s billionaire class has courted the ascending European far-right and its Eurosceptic rhetoric
Why Canadians should be more interested in hosting the FIFA World Cup
AUTS’ Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812: a review and interview
America’s Democratic Decline
What happens when murder suspects are as lifeless as the victim?