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Bio-Weapons: Cregger Plays A Game
Elouan Thomas • November 2, 2026
"Yeah! Video games!" - Bryan Hodukavich, Resident Evil (2026) Read More
Is Montreal Ready for Slave Play?
Amihan del Rosario-Tapan • November 2, 2026
Black Theatre Workshop reads Jeremy O’Harris’s controversial Slave Play as a part of their 2026-2027 programming Read More
The Freedom to Be: The Enduring Legacies of Tim Curry and Dolly Parton Within the Queer Community
Sophie Lamontagne • October 27, 2026
Between Tim Curry’s theatrical defiance to Dolly Parton’s enduring compassion, these two cultural icons have helped generations of LGBTQ+ people embrace their identities, find community, and live unapologetically Read More
Tex Crick: Indie Through and Through
Carlos Myers-Ascencio • October 5, 2026
The Australian singer-songwriter talks to Radio TinTin about staying true to himself while on tour with one of Canada’s biggest indie stars, Mac DeMarco Read More
McGill’s 25th Annual Powwow
Parker Russell • September 28, 2026
An in-depth look into what makes up the fabric of a powwow Read More
AI and the ‘Syllabus Effect’
Anneke Goodwin • September 21, 2026
How large language models are rewriting the syllabus in university courses Read More
Two Decades After the Tragedy
Lorin Kamaci • September 21, 2026
Quebec gun control debate resurfaces twenty years after the shooting at Dawson College Read More
Into the Editing Room
Sarah Toman • August 31, 2026
Book review: Emma Brodie’s 2026 'Into the Blue' Read More
TVM Reveals the First Issue of Post-Credits Magazine
Charley Tamagno • March 23, 2026
A new platform for creative film interpretation. Read More
Rewriting the Code: McGill Students Break Barriers in Computer Science
Enid Kohler • March 23, 2026
Student-run organization Girls Who Code seeks to empower women and gender-diverse students in computer science and related fields. Read More
The Power of Play
Enid Kohler • March 16, 2026
McGill chapter of international non-profit empowers children through play Read More
“Wuthering Heights” and Modern Art History: A Niche Venn Diagram
Lyla Burt • March 16, 2026
As a second-year psychology and physiology student, I have found myself in the trenches of monotonous prerequisites. However, between my Organic Chem and Psych Stats classes, I always manage to take one engaging elective every semester. This semester, my “escapist” elective is a modern art history class. In… Read More
Phil Elverum on the Power of Imperfection
Jad Morin • March 16, 2026
The line between performance and identity has become increasingly blurred in music. Be it EsDeeKid’s carefully hidden persona or Gorillaz’s quarter-century of lore, artists now construct themselves as deliberately as they write songs. Every physical action and digital trace carries a magnitude of importance. Optics… Read More
Adapting Antigone: A Discussion with the Director and Writers
Justin Friedberg • February 16, 2026
A 1920s spin on one of Ancient Greece’s most political plays Read More
An Electrifying Journey of Young Love and Self-Discovery
Sophia Pinzari • February 3, 2026
AUTS’ Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812: a review and interview Read More
