Work versus wellness
Against the idea of “study now, play later”
Sci + Tech
Including youth in mental health
Hits and misses of the recent youth mental health conference in Montreal
Infiltrating politics from behind a screen
How hacktivism levels the playing field between states and activists
Wild food in the big city
The potential of foraging for urban nutrition
De-corporatizing GMOs
Addressing the social realities of genetically modified foods
I’d like my 3D printers free, thanks
District 3 helps accessibilize expensive tech
#ILookLikeSTEM
Some people in today’s society claim that discrimination, especially sexism, is a thing of the past in the world of science and engineering. And yet,… Read More »#ILookLikeSTEM
More than the sum of our parts
Is medical science enough to explain mental health problems?
Classic 50s UFO sightings, revisited
Evaluating the claims of an ex-McGill prof on the existence of aliens
Cutting the cord
Children who repress feelings more affected by separation anxiety
Complexities of the quest for life
Astrobiologist Robert Hazen talks cosmic origins
Unacceptable blood
How blood donation regulations use stats to target queer men
Pesticides and personality
The topic of pesticide use is a controversial subject that has been getting a lot of attention lately. Several recent studies have shown that the… Read More »Pesticides and personality
Slurp up some science
Week-long event introduces students to research at McGill