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First a spectacle, second a person

Khatira Mahdavi • September 12, 2016

Muslim women are faced with both secular and religious extremism Read More

Uncomfortably numb

Arda Eksigil • September 12, 2016

How it felt to watch Turkey fall to autocracy, from the inside. Read More

A crisis across borders

Inori Roy • September 1, 2016

Anti-Roma sentiment greets Roma refugees as they flee to Canada Read More

The boy the world will forget

George Ghabrial • September 1, 2016

Images of the Syrian war shock us, but to what end? Read More

Bonjour/Hi

admin • September 1, 2016

We’re happy that you picked up our first issue of the year, and hope that you enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed putting it together for you. We also hope that our Disorientation Guide will help ease the transition from summer’s sweet, sweet freedom to fall’s intense daily grind. Read More

Welcome back, rapists.

Leila Fandoghi • September 1, 2016

Those who don’t speak up are accomplices to rape. Read More

Year in review: Commentary

Igor Sadikov • April 4, 2016

Climate justice Students engaged with the environment and climate crisis from both a local and international perspective this year. The December 2015 COP21 summit in Paris was the subject of debate: Would anything come of the summit? Could international negotiations meaningfully combat climate change? Ella Belfer argued that domestic emissions… Read More

You are not disposable, and neither are your colleagues

Niyousha Bastani • April 4, 2016

A culture of overwork is incompatible with effective social justice Read More

Student teachers in solidarity

Students in EDEC 203-001 • April 4, 2016

No one should be left alone in the face of racism in the classroom Read More

Student caregivers need support

Julia Pingeton • April 4, 2016

McGill’s family care services leaves much to be desired Read More