Not quite the rev, but we’re getting closer
In 2012, McGill student protesters reimagined the University. In 2017, what can we learn from the mythical Mob Squad?
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Organizing our way through mental illness
Lots of activists live with mental illness – so why is social justice organizing still so ableist?
Quilting and cross-stitch art
Marking time and intergenerational relationships through domestic craft
A culture of neglect
Campus remains physically, financially and socially inaccessible for many, despite McGill’s supposed commitment to accessibility for all.
Radical change, starting at home
Students are challenging urban isolation and individualism through collective living spaces
A geography of love and chaos
Cultivating a love ethic in the space between Montreal and Vancouver Island
Loving friends
The radical possibilities of romantic friendships
The next mass extinction event
Following the Paris Agreement and the Trump election, McGill professors talk climate change in a changed world
Tears from up above
Bridget Tolley’s search for justice
Indigenous, disabled student alleges discrimination
McGill Dentistry student was unfairly accused of being drunk during student clinic
My unpaid internship was a sexist nightmare
Female interns are the ones cleaning the office, fielding physical advances, and working overtime – and that’s not okay
Let’s talk about pegging
Queering heterosexuality and the politics of penetration
“Party on the beach while improving healthcare in [insert country here]!”
McGill’s International Development Studies program fosters a culture of saviourism
Girl
Poetry by women and femmes
The leaky pipe problem
McGill women in STEM talk sexism, role models, and representation