Musings on myth
New Yorker writer Adam Gopnik discusses the timeless pleasures of children’s lit
Sections
The past is personal
Exhibit revisits the forgotten controversy of one woman’s identity
Big changes for Quebec science funding
Province consolidates research money, faces criticism
AUS VP Events elected amidst controversy
Candidate disqualified for campaign infractions, charges election officer of bias
Fashionably early
Young Quebec designer Denis Gagnon joins haute hotshots at the Musée des Beaux-Arts
SSMU support AGSEM union drive after council fight
VP Clubs and Services pans motion to compromise with admin on club names
Omar Khadr pleading guilty
Guantánamo detainee faces stiff challenge to repatriation
Mayor blocks nuclear waste transport on St. Lawrence
Safety commission says risks are low; city disagrees
Giving consumerism a fright
Eva B’s costume rental challenges Halloween’s capitalist spirit
Hospital of the homogenized
World War I doctor Lorenz Böhler’s body-as-machine perspective
Art of the matter
John Lapsley on Quebec creative arts therapies, and the bill that threatens them
Telling the stories of migration
Journeys and the global movement of people have always been a significant part of human experience. As a concept, however, the term “journeys” is incredibly… Read More »Telling the stories of migration
Overprivileged student goes to Africa, feels good about self
Are short-term volunteer programs worthwhile?
McGill misunderstands its “clients”
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McGill Health Services almost killed me
One student’s harrowing tale