McGill hosts A Tribe Called Red
Native DJs redefine urban Aboriginal culture
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SSMU continues plans for student-run cafe
Plans for a student-run cafe in the Shatner building are ongoing, according to SSMU VP Finance and Operations Jean-Paul Briggs, but they are also contending… Read More »SSMU continues plans for student-run cafe
I’m here and I’m queer
Negotiating the nuance in gay identity
2011 census reports increase in same-sex couples
Statistics Canada admits data may be flawed
A spoonful of dismissal helps the medicine go down
For many McGill students, the Student Health Services Clinic is an obligatory stop on the way to deferring that final that they were too bedridden… Read More »A spoonful of dismissal helps the medicine go down
In the shadow of the strike
Against the power of ‘victory’
Let it Bea
Assisted suicide is a perennially sensitive and controversial topic, making Double-spaced Theatre’s exploration of the subject, Bea, all the more bold. Looking at the effect… Read More »Let it Bea
ABCs to HTML
Why learning to code at a young age is not a panacea for technological illiteracy
McGill kicks off 2nd annual Aboriginal Awareness Week
Organizers express need for awareness of Aboriginal issues in Montreal
From research to reform
A new angle on public policy
Glorious Grimes
Last Thursday night, Club Soda rollicked to ex-McGill neuroscience student Grimes’ ethereal dream-pop, darkly catchy stuff with high-pitched and often-incoherent lyrics breathed over vintage-toned synth… Read More »Glorious Grimes
Actions speak louder than awareness
EDITORIAL
Political science
Why government defunding of environmental research matters
Winnie’s Story
The postcolonial growth of Canada and the United States has followed separate and distinct paths, and as such, it is sometimes all too easy to… Read More »Winnie’s Story
Free judgement
Saying no and meaning it