McGill bubble bursts
Campaign engages students with nearby neighbourhoods
Madison Smith - Media Credits
Outsiders unite!
The Edgy Women Festival uses performance art to foster dialogue on fringe culture
Plateau counts steps to effective transport
49-step plan aims to increase bike and pedestrian activity in the long term
Culture Brief: Spell ‘n strip
This Saturday, The Honeysuckle Strip Spelling Bee, hosted by Billy Mavreas, is coming to the Mainline Theatre (3997 St. Laurent). A Strip Spelling Bee is… Read More »Culture Brief: Spell ‘n strip
Your daily pulp and fibre
David Carruthers’s father made paper, and so did his grandfather. You could say he must have inherited the profession. But when I asked him, he… Read More »Your daily pulp and fibre
Letters
I understand why AUS needs French translation Re: “Putting an end to token translation” | Commentary | March 14 Dear Mr. William Burton, I was… Read More »Letters
Hyde Park: Focusing our energies on another two-state conflict
From the SSMU General Assembly to Israeli Apartheid Week, campus life has been consumed by the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for the past few weeks. Can we… Read More »Hyde Park: Focusing our energies on another two-state conflict
The Internet, in iambs
David Fiore’s novella comes off stilted and sterile
Campus Eye
Students strut the catwalk at Montréal arts interculturels during ECOuture, a non-profit fashion show organized by McGill students seeking to champion eco-friendly style in Montreal.… Read More »Campus Eye
What’s the haps
Talks on racialized violence Monday, March 16, 7 p.m. McCord Museum, 690 Sherbrooke O. Tuesday, March 17, 6 p.m. Atwater Library, 1200 Atwater Ave Beverley… Read More »What’s the haps
Bam! Pow! Flop!
Film adaptation of seminal comic book, Watchmen, disappoints
U.S. back in climate change action: Obama envoy
Bipartisan symposium attendees discuss moving forward in anticipation of upcoming international negotiations
Neilson takes presidency
Students pass QPIRG’s 75-cent fee increase
Life Lines: Beware of the Canadian journalistic apocalypse
There may be tangible reasons why stereotypes sprout up, but many of us know you don’t have to delve deep into history to find that… Read More »Life Lines: Beware of the Canadian journalistic apocalypse
Piñata diplomacy: Don’t sacrifice campus free speech
“Goebbels was in favour of free speech for views he liked. So was Stalin. If you’re really in favour of free speech, then you’re in… Read More »Piñata diplomacy: Don’t sacrifice campus free speech