Techno feminism
Salons Femmes br@nchées are a proud tradition at Studio XX, Montreal’s bilingual, feminist digital art centre. These evening show-and-tells serve the studio’s mandate to facilitate… Read More »Techno feminism
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More binaries, por favor!
Could anyone elucidate the origins of the SSMU “male/non-male” policy, whereas all General Assembly debate must alternate between male and non-male speakers? It’s equally laudable and… Read More »More binaries, por favor!
Rights & Democracy undermined by feds
Ideology should not motivate funding allocations
Contemporary craft
A look into the new handmade
Reproductive rights are part of a larger fight
CORRECTION APPENDED Since November, about the time that the Choose Life controversy blew up on campus, Conservative MP Brad Trost has been petitioning to cut… Read More »Reproductive rights are part of a larger fight
Is Palestine a four-letter word?
Campus gets inflammed every time it’s mentioned
The Pope’s offensive
An open letter to Benedict XVI, re: anti-discrimination laws
Policing poverty
Filmmaker and ex-squeegee kid portrays the criminalization of Montreal’s homeless
MASS discusses South Africa’s world cup prospects
Accessibility, home demolition, and foreign investment among the themes addressed
Too fresh, too clean
“Soap” explores our society’s fear of dirt
PGSS surveys student parents
McGill’s Post-Graduate Student sSociety (PGSS) is currently surveying graduate and postgraduate students to assess their feelings about possible financial support for students on maternity or… Read More »PGSS surveys student parents
The perils of being earnest
Acclaimed Irish writer explores the frictions that fueled Oscar Wilde
The lived experience of law
Starting today, McGill will host the Black Law Students’ Association of Canada (BLSAC)’s national conference, entitled “Partnering For Progress and Unprecedented Possibilities.” Conference events will… Read More »The lived experience of law
Gaza photo exhibit almost shut down
Event continues at Cinéma du Parc after 2,500 letters sent in protest