Top five things in your body that should kill you (but don’t)
Jenna Blumenthal investigates how destructive parts of your body can be, and how adept your body is at exploiting these functions for the better.
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Dangles and death threats
Violence in sports and its long term effects
Liquored up lab rats
New gene therapy could cure rodents of their alcoholism
Your criminal mastermind
The ethical implications of neuroscience in the legal system
Former Cree chief discusses Alberta Tar Sands
“There’s a lot of pessimism” in Fort Chipewyan, says George Poitras
Ontario and Federal government to appeal sex work ruling
New coalition forms to defend decriminalization after September decision
Rue Frontenac fights Quebecor takeover
Former Journal de Montréal workers optimistic about keeping weekly afloat
More and more bodies unclaimed in Quebec
McGill Anatomy students using cadavers as educational tools
Café Cleopatra refuses to relocate
Owner resists “revitalization” of the Quartier des Spectacles
Frozen in limbo
Excess embryos in Canadian clinics create ethical dilemmas
SSMU hosts inaugural Forum on Undergraduate Education
Last Thursday SSMU Academic Research Commissioner Devon Willis hosted McGill’s first ever “Forum on Undergraduate Education” in the Shatner ballroom. Willis organized the forum in… Read More »SSMU hosts inaugural Forum on Undergraduate Education
From the body’s mouth
The Daily in conversation about the work of the body through stripping, singing, and performance art
Muse
Inkwell feature
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Aquil Virani’s perception-bending solo show marks a first for the Fridge Door Gallery
From the graveyard to the gallery
Art Mûr’s new exhibit “Bone Again” explores our modern conception of death