Documenting the International Criminal Court
Pamela Yates’ The Reckoning traces the ICC’s growing pains
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Let’s rethink the Cold War
Twenty years ago today, the Berlin Wall fell – the decisive blow to the Iron Curtain that marked the end of the Cold War. While… Read More »Let’s rethink the Cold War
Get your hands off my graffiti
It’s pretty unlikely that the first thing you think of when you see a piece of graffiti is, “Who owns that?” But it’s not a… Read More »Get your hands off my graffiti
Crumbling Turcot Interchange
Off-Campus Eye
Projet Montréal to lead Plateau
Expected changes include transportation and transparency
Kreitner’s reading coloured by emotion
Re: “Racist immigration policy must change” | Editorial | November 2
Immortality in sight
It now seems inevitable that we will live to ages only dreamed of by our ancestors. At least, according to futurist Ray Kurzweil, who says… Read More »Immortality in sight
Paint the town green
Gérald Tremblay won his third term as mayor of Montreal November 1, squeaking out a plurality amid allegations of corruption and collusion levelled at both… Read More »Paint the town green
Learn French already!
Re: “Supreme Court rejects Bill 104” | News | November 3
Earth on Tickertape
A study compiled by the UN Environment Programme found that carbon emissions grew over three times faster between 2002 and 2007 than they had in… Read More »Earth on Tickertape
Experience your surroundings
Chances are that when you walk down a street, the buildings and the physical structures around you are not at the forefront of your thoughts.… Read More »Experience your surroundings
Food for thought
Cross-university student panel discusses using design to feed cities
Dancing in the streets
Local dance group challenges spectators to reimagine public space
Vote yes on MLIC’s fee renewal
This week, SSMU members are being asked to renew the McGill Legal Information Clinic’s (MLIC) $3.25 fee. MLIC’s services are invaluable. Most people do not… Read More »Vote yes on MLIC’s fee renewal
Shedding a red light on history
Sarah Mortimer recounts the birth and development of the home of Montreal’s sex industry