Polyamory 101
Breaking with normative ideas about relationships can be tricky, but rewarding
Arthur C. Clarktekin - Media Credits
Montreal Ink
What happens to artistic freedom when your art is on someone’s skin?
Guilty of a double standard
Rosa Aiello examines the treatment and perceptions of female sex offenders
Falling out of nature’s favour
Joshua Barndt’s latest exhibition attempts to make sense of environmental degradation
Bikes cut from Wilson Hall by McGill Security
McGill Security cut the locks off ten bicycles and removed them from the railings near the back exits of Wilson Hall last Thursday. The bikes… Read More »Bikes cut from Wilson Hall by McGill Security
Next steps for Israel and Palestine
SPHR-McGill discussion explores options for peace
Errata
In the article “Native voices from coast to coast” (Culture, November 5), it was stated that Native men who marry non-Native women are allowed to… Read More »Errata
Sex offenders are still human
Inhumane treatment is never justified
Historian remembers the fall of the Wall
Speaker addresses memories of both East and West Berlin 20 years after
Fall referendum begins
Students lobby for votes, hope to reach quorum
Ideal spaces for health care
Hospital development team considers patient needs
The Revenge of Doctor Cornett
Re: “Paging Doctor Cornett” | Commentary | October 8
Car-free campus or bike-free campus?
Sharing the road with cars, school buses, ambulances, and construction has made cyclists’ use of the new bike path on University a rather unpleasant experience.… Read More »Car-free campus or bike-free campus?
You call that cheap?!
Re: “This week, enjoy a vegasm” | Mind&Body | November 5
Shedding a red light on history
Sarah Mortimer recounts the birth and development of the home of Montreal’s sex industry