“Vulnerability is Magical” Says Co-Founder of Student Mental Health Service
Student-run service provides free mental health support based on healing through shared experience
Sections
The 50th Olympics Anniversary
Montreal’s complicated relationship with the 1976 Summer Games
The Death of the Two-State Illusion
A quarter century after the Oslo Accords: were they even feasible in the first place?
To Grad School or Not to Grad School?
Why the pressure to have a post-grad plan is peaking, and why students are pushing back
Solitude in the Crowd
Quiet crowd, close bonds
From Student Life to “Island Life”
The journey to independent filmmaking, as recounted by two McGill alumni.
Rethinking States of Matter
On Fleeting Form Studio’s exhibition, “Currents of Care”
You’ve Been Gilmored!
Looking back on the legacy of Gilmore Girls.
Syria: A Year After Liberation from the Assad Regime
Coming to power after sixty years of the Assad family’s dictatorship in Syria, Ahmed al-Sharaa and his interim government have a lot of work to do
Frankenstein: A Cautionary Tale Against Netflix Adaptations
Guillermo del Toro’s newest film is a Creature of its own.
Sex Workers’ Rights and Resistance
MEM exhibition honours 30 years of advocacy.
Ceasefire on Paper
Where October’s truce stands one month later
McGill In History
A New Chapter in McGill’s Old History.
Dropping Financial Literacy Knowledge for Canadian Youth
McGill student-run non-profit PennyDrops increases financial literacy rates among Montreal high-schoolers
Bill 94 Sparks Outcry
QESBA warns of threat to inclusion and school autonomy