Sy(STEM)ic misogyny
A look at gender dynamics in science
Features
Duty, honour, and family
A story of personal experience with identity and expectations
Not part of this lost generation
A conversation with Syrian refugees in Montreal
Labrador Tea
Running wildly, grasshoppers jumping on all sides to avoid my trampling feet in the tall grass, I feel the blades rip, cut my skin. Countless… Read More »Labrador Tea
Visions of my ancestors
My father and his ancestors originate from Morocco. Despite having visited the country many times, it is a place that I feel connected to, but… Read More »Visions of my ancestors
More than two sides to every story
A glimpse at some of McGill’s under-told histories, and
their continuing legacies
Caring about self-care
What is self-care and why this question matters
The stifled voices of the war on Gaza
“Operation Protective Edge” takes the life out of the Gaza Strip, but not the will out of its people
The science of harm
Eugenics in Canada past and present
Year in review: Features
The Daily looks back
An abatement of care
The struggle for adequate prison healthcare
Monolithic? I don’t think so
The many forms of sovereigntism
Another idea of sovereignty
Looking at Quebec sovereigntism in the context of colonialism
Breaking off
In honour of the Quebec issue, there are two parallel feature stories this week, both looking into Quebec sovereignty from different angles. Monolithic? I don’t… Read More »Breaking off
The buzz on bees
How honeybees are dying off in droves and why it matters for the world’s agricultural system