Passovah 2014 goes big but stays local
The baby of Montreal festivals is growing into an indie powerhouse
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If you’re not indie, &%$# you
The (sort of) new frontier in gaming at Montreal Comiccon
Taking classics out of the classroom
Naomi Endicott reviews a student production of Euripides’ Hippolytus
Inkwell
Homeless in May
Bilingualism gets stage fright
A theatre school tries to untangle Canada’s language politics
Community captured
Photography project seeks community empowerment through giving a lens and a voice
SSMU Skypes with British university activists
Students discuss taking action against rising tuition in the U.K.
On the cards and in your hands
Soothsaying as practiced and experienced in Montreal
Yann Tiersen at Metropolis
One hit wonders rarely deserve to be anything more than that – A-Ha’s thirty year career is unremarkable after the first release of unbridled dancefloor… Read More »Yann Tiersen at Metropolis
The proof is in the paneer
How immigration and host countries affect the development of cuisine
New security contract now in effect
Board of Governors yet to approve contract amid legal challenges facing Sweden-based security company
My Avant-Grandfather
My granddad George Wilson grew up in a rented council house in 1930s Jarrow. This impoverished part of northeastern England was an industrial hub of… Read More »My Avant-Grandfather
It ain’t over
How kids are saving opera
Hallowed halls of the Cyberthèque
What do we lose when we sacrifice character for utility in library design?
Saying 1000 words
Wartime photography reached its apex in Vietnam. Photojournalism helped the world realize the extent of the conflict, and drove the reaction against it. One photograph… Read More »Saying 1000 words