Changing the child’s brain landscape
A study reveals amygdala enlargements in children of depressed mothers
Deckard Coradin - Media Credits
An open letter from the QPIRG McGill Board of Directors
To the membership of the McGill University Non-Academic Certified Association (MUNACA): On behalf of the Quebec Public Interest Research Group (QPIRG-McGill), we are writing to… Read More »An open letter from the QPIRG McGill Board of Directors
New risks in a new setting
A McGill seminar addresses the impact of immigration on women’s health
Opt-in to campus diversity
Campaigns to opt-out of student fees threaten campus vibrancy
Letters
Don’t judge a picketer by their cover Many students resent us strikers because we block access to campus and because of the difficulties we have… Read More »Letters
Getting to democracy
How Libya’s history complicates its future
HEC Montreal Froshies wear blackface
McGill law student witnesses and records incident
Students demand a student-run cafe on campus
SSMU and an inter-faculty initiative work towards proposals
Art POP
Now in its tenth year, POP Montreal has grown a lot as a music festival. Perhaps one of the largest changes that the past decade… Read More »Art POP
Quebec corruption report shakes university campuses
Investigating the ethics curriculum in McGill Engineering
Vote to support striking non-academic workers fails at AUS Council
Other faculty societies preparing to debate issue
Tops
It wasn’t long ago that a beloved Montreal band, Silly Kissers, laid down their instruments. While this may have been disappointing at the time, it’s… Read More »Tops
Isle of Pine
In Henry Neville’s 1668 novel The Isle of Pines, he depicts a utopian island where the introduction of technology and weaponry pushes the once peaceful… Read More »Isle of Pine
Post-punk makes its way to POP
1970s female group still standing strong
Beatniks at the BBQ
Steps Magazine’s backyard reading launches their new season