Brazilian federal prosecutors launched an investigation this week into the reported murders of ten Indigenous people by miners in the country’s remote Javari Valley. The… Read More »Brazil launches investigation into murders of Indigenous people
Hundreds come out to support Indigenous women
From ‘being in shape’ to ‘gym, tan, laundry’: How did we get here?
Synchronizing treatments with circadian rhythms may be more effective
MRI reveals changes in early to mid-adulthood brains
Anti-racist initiatives at risk due to SSMU budget changes
Investing in fossil fuels unethical and unsustainable, say protesters
Content warning: drug use and overdose Last week, public health officials in Montreal warned of an imminent fentanyl crisis that poses a serious risk to… Read More »McGill cannot ignore the fentanyl crisis
Reflections on MOMENTA’s “Bienniale de l’image”
An intimate glimpse into Alike’s dynamic world
There are only three types of people on Tinder. Those hunting for that insta-goals relationship, those who have no idea what they want, and those… Read More »Activities Night: Tinder for SSMU
A perspective from the case of medulloblastoma
Artificial intelligence can make legal services more affordable
Not a hard-core athlete? Not a problem!
