There’s Nothing “Foreign” About ‘Minari’
Lee Isaac Chung’s drama interrogates the American Dream
Culture - Media Credits
Montreal’s Homeless Community Expected to Comply With Province-wide Curfew
New restrictions put homeless people at risk, advocates say
Not a Sinner, Just a Teenager
A review of “Yes, God, Yes”
“Inconvenient Indian” is a Testament to the Power of Indigenous Resilience
A review of Michelle Latimer’s documentary
“It Shouldn’t Be This Hard to Be Accommodated”
Students discuss barriers to accessing McGill’s Office for Students with Disabilities
Alice Wong on Identity, Disability Justice, and Her New Anthology
The IGSF hosts a virtual fireside chat with the author of Disability Visibility
YA, I Love You
On returning to Young Adult literature during lockdown
Live Art and Virtual Spaces
Chloé Giddings on Adapting Theatre to Social Distancing Measures
“I believe that a new executive team will make sure ASN never fails again”
Interview with a Tunisian student running for the Arab Student Network
From the MTA to the STM: Decolonizing Public Space
On Friday, January 31, people turned out en masse to protest against police presence in the New York City transit system, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority… Read More »From the MTA to the STM: Decolonizing Public Space
Bias in Birth Control
Bodies with Uteruses are Burdened Unequally
McGill vs. Western Lacrosse Semi-Final
The weekend of November 8, McGill University had the opportunity to host the 35th annual Baggataway Cup. The Baggataway (or “Bag”) Cup pits three of the… Read More »McGill vs. Western Lacrosse Semi-Final
Loyle Carner is Letting You In
Review of Not Waving, But Drowning
Mapping Worlds
Mapping Worlds presents a survey of Shuvinai Ashoona’s works over the last two decades. Ashoona (b. 1961) is an Inuk artist who primarily uses pencil… Read More »Mapping Worlds