
12 Nights of Podcasts for Escapism and Sleep
As we spend more and more time near our beds, along with the stress of a new semester and stricter…
As we spend more and more time near our beds, along with the stress of a new semester and stricter…
Off to the Picture Shows? Interior. McLennan Library. Evening. McGill student Rachel is sitting behind a carrel desk on the…
From the early days of his career, Canadian film and television director and producer Paul Saltzman knew that he wanted…
S/U stands for Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory, and refers to courses graded under the S/U option that are excluded from both your Term…
The McGill Senate voted in favour of adopting an additional Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory (S/U) policy at a special senate meeting on December…
On December 3, 2020, the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) held its last legislative council meeting of the semester,…
On December 9th the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), in collaboration with 46 US states, hit tech giant Facebook with an…
Canada is the world’s tenth-largest global economy. With a population just short of 40 million, this is an impressive feat….
One of the benefits of living in a “developed” country is a more consistent access to basic necessities, and a…
Content warning: mentions of sexual assault Narrowing guidance on reports and allegations of sexual assault provoke universities to come to…
Four years of Donald Trump has been a nightmare for some, but certainly not for the American media. His bombastic…
American news outlets have benefitted immensely from the Trump presidency. Now they need him gone. A little over half a…