On March 28, the CAQ government tabled the controversial Bill 21. This is the provincial government’s fourth attempt at limiting the religious freedom of religious… Read More »Bill 21 Isn’t Secularist, It’s Racist
The Role of Student Representatives in McGill’s Sexual Violence Policy
The Relationship Between Eating Disorders and Gender Dysphoria
From Our Literary Column “Isthmus”
On the night of March 23, the Queen Victoria statue on McGill’s campus was doused with green paint. This statue, along with the James McGill… Read More »Colonial Statues Must Go
The Canadian Food Problem
By Vanessa Racine, Co-Chair of the Indigenous Students Alliance and as a Varsity Rugby Athlete. I am a student athlete and I am voting “no” to… Read More »We are Not the Other: Why We Can’t Approve the Fee Without Changing the Name
Critique of Imperial Reason Part 2: Palestine
On March 15, a white supremacist terrorist attack in Christchurch, New Zealand resulted in the murder of 50 people during Jummah prayers at Al Noor… Read More »White Supremacy Caused the Christchurch Massacre
President Bryan Buraga Experience: Currently, Buraga serves as an Arts & Science Senator, which allows him to participate in SSMU Legislative Council and McGill Senate.… Read More »SSMU Elections: Candidate Rundowns and Endorsements
On March 15, 150,000 people took to the streets of Montreal to demand climate justice. The demonstration was organized by high school, CEGEP, and university… Read More »Climate Justice March
Discussing Queerness and Eroticism with Visual Artist David González
Netanyahu Negotiates the Merger of Far-Right Parties
March 18, 2019 marks the beginning of Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW) at McGill and across North America. The term “apartheid” gained international attention during the… Read More »Israel is an Apartheid State
Analysis of the 2019-2020 Results
