Fighting Slow Violence: A Review of ‘There’s Something in the Water’
Representing environmental racism and resistance
Teddy Liptay - Media Credits
McGill Announces New Sports Science Institute
Activists criticize donor for “sportswashing” Israeli colonialism
Lizzy’s in a Box – What’s Next?
Queen Elizabeth II’s death is the perfect opportunity to abolish the monarchy
11 Years On: Revisiting the Syrian Refugee Crisis in Lebanon
“The world has failed the Syrian people”
Canada’s Justice System Is Anti-Indigenous
Reversing the Trend in Indigenous Incarceration
October 3 Provincial Election
What you should know as a student voter
Ajuinnata at McGill Celebrates Inuit “Excellence, Achievement, and Perseverance”
Inuit leaders, scholars, and artists present their work to the McGill community in this first-time event series
Behind the Zines: Interview with Montreal-Based Artist Cloé Murphy
Cloé Murphy on making and sharing zines for the masses
Canada’s Broken Promise: Afghanistan Evacuation One Year Later
On August 14, one year after the fall of Kabul to the Taliban, Ministers Mélanie Joly, Sean Fraser, Harjit S. Sajjan, and Anita Anand issued… Read More »Canada’s Broken Promise: Afghanistan Evacuation One Year Later
SSMUnion to Present New Collective Agreement
SSMU accused of bargaining in bad faith
Grade Inflation at McGill is not a Myth
A previous version of this article included Figure 2 showing “Average Undergraduate GPA Since 2016.” This chart did not consider the number of registered students… Read More » Grade Inflation at McGill is not a Myth
Bad Bad Dope Alert? Public Alert’s Ambiguity Contributes to False Fentanyl Panic
The Montreal Public Health Department’s contamination alert about Montreal’s “street cannabis” was missing crucial details.
Why I (Mostly) Loved ‘Love on the Spectrum (US)’
A refreshing, yet not perfect, portrayal of dating as an autistic person
Last Year’s Student-Led Activism on Campus
The 2021–2022 academic year saw a range of student-led activism across the McGill campus as students mobilized against an institution historically unreceptive to change. The… Read More »Last Year’s Student-Led Activism on Campus