More Policing Won’t Stop the Virus
The curfew harms rather than protects
Sam Neylon - Media Credits
Online School While Black
Or How the Pandemic Ruined My Student Experience
Board of Directors Indefinitely Postpones Motion Regarding President’s Absence
Daryanani will not be asked to resign
Reflections on a Montreal Winter
Last week, Montreal witnessed its first snow of the year. The winter cycle has started all over again. After a rough year and a tumultuous… Read More »Reflections on a Montreal Winter
Can Only White Men Talk About Science on TikTok?
How the app restricts diverse perspectives and content on science
November 25 Legislative Council
On November 25, SSMU’s Legislative Council convened for their last meeting of the semester. Councillors discussed President Darshan Daryanani’s ongoing absence; later in the evening,… Read More »November 25 Legislative Council
UofT Divests from Fossil Fuels
McGill has yet to follow suit
Making Culture More Accessible
Recommendations for physical accessibility to transportation, virtual and in-person events
Senate Proposal Alters JBSCE
Committee shifts from “grassroots” to “top-down” approach
Old Shame: The Modern Museum
The legacy of colonialism in the museum space
Take “Interpersonal Skills” Out of Grant Applications
Autism inclusion takes more than just words
25 Year Recap of the Women’s National Basketball Association
2021 marks the 25th birthday of the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA). In its run, the WNBA has housed incredible players, boasted several dynasty teams,… Read More »25 Year Recap of the Women’s National Basketball Association
Inhumane Conditions at Edmonton Max
Prisoners denied medication and time outside their cells
In Conversation with AGSEM
The university has been receptive, but concerns remain
Anti-Homeless Architecture on the Rise
Emails reveal that hostile architecture is intentional