Literary Culture at McGill
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Ceasefire in Gaza, Celebratory Protest in Montreal
On Wednesday, January 15, the state of Israel and the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas agreed to a ceasefire after 464 days of brutal aggressions.… Read More »Ceasefire in Gaza, Celebratory Protest in Montreal
Applying Joan Didion’s Democracy to the Present
Inez Victor embodies everything, and yet nothing, about the flaws in our current political system. Her story, told through fragmented moments that jump anytime between… Read More »Applying Joan Didion’s Democracy to the Present
U.S. Pulls the Trump Card
The international rise of right-wing conservatism
Awareness and Humanitarian Crisis in Syria
The value of Canadian involvement
How Los Angeles Wildfires Showcase Climate Change and Community Action
Wildfires rage in Los Angeles, leaving destruction and hard questions in their wake
Breaking Ground in Obesity Research: McGill’s Role in GLP-1 Therapies
McGill is redefining how we tackle obesity, one breakthrough at a time
Resolutions of Resistance
Reaffirming The Daily’s commitment to solidarity
A Year in Review: SSMU and the Increasing Disconnect Between Its Student Constituents
Students optimistic for future of democracy at SSMU for 2025
Montreal’s Snow Wars: When the City Fights Winter
Inside Canada’s most expensive snow removal operation
McGill Student Promotes Vietnamese Heritage in Canada Through the Molloy Bursary
Canadian Studies Major Madeleine Le is Awarded
From Dakar to Paris
Immigration and ideas of home in postcolonial African cinema
To Social Media or Not to Social Media?
Is it even a question?
Welcome to the Ghetto
Rats, once loathsome rodents, have become
a symbol of home
The Impossibility of Hollywood’s Beauty Standards
Reflecting on Demi Moore’s speech at the Golden Globes