Brown-Eyed Men and their Sons
From our Literary Column “Isthmus”
Jennifer Lockerby - Media Credits
A History of Science at McGill: Otto Hahn
Nuclear Fission & Ethical Ambiguity
We Need a Better Sexual Violence Policy
content warning: mention of sexual violence As of January 1, 2019, McGill has missed the deadline set by Quebec’s Ministry of Education to update its… Read More »We Need a Better Sexual Violence Policy
HECK’in DUMB HOROSCOPES
Week of January 21, 2019
Through the Looking Glass
The Portrayal of Women in Vermeer’s Paintings
Funny or Why
An Interview with “The Why Intersection”
Letter to the University Leadership
Dear University Leadership, I am writing to you today as a McGill student who supports changing the R*dmen name to something non-racist, neutral, and uncontroversial,… Read More »Letter to the University Leadership
Open Letter to the Senate Honorary Degrees and Convocations Committee
I was one of four people who disrupted Hillel Neuer’s convocation speech last May as he was receiving an Honorary Doctorate of Laws from McGill… Read More »Open Letter to the Senate Honorary Degrees and Convocations Committee
Invisible Work
Reflections on Precarious Labour at McGill
No Pipelines on Wet’suwet’en Land
On January 7, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) crossed the Gitdimt’en* checkpoint on unceded Wet’suwet’en territory. This checkpoint was established to reinforce an existing… Read More »No Pipelines on Wet’suwet’en Land
Green Book: Performative Allyship
A Black Man’s Story Told Through A White Man’s Eyes
Know Your Labour Rights: Bill 176 Explained
In June of last year, the Quebec National Assembly unanimously passed Bill 176. The Bill made a number of changes to the Quebec Labour Code,… Read More »Know Your Labour Rights: Bill 176 Explained
“We Are Sisters in Arms”
Four Women of Egypt: On Persistent and Revolutionary Women
Coalition Demands Closure of Laval Prison
“Filth, complete indifference, and human degradation” at Leclerc