The Illusion of Accessibility: There May Not be an App for Everything
It has long been touted, with limited self-awareness and increasingly accurate sincerity, that there is an app for everything. Perusing…
Don’t Sleep on it: Lessons Learned from Sleepover Camp
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The Illusion of Accessibility: There May Not be an App for Everything
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SSMU Releases Update on Proposed Gendered and Sexualized Violence Policy
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Omar Khadr: Defending Human Rights Begins at Home
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Arts & Culture
From Moyse Hall to the MainLine: McGill Artists Centre Stage at the Montreal Fringe
The Montreal Fringe is an annual summer festival showcasing some of the best independent theatre in Canada and around the…
A Portrait of Montreal Through its Dépanneurs
Montreal, like any other city, has a personality. Though that personality is comprised of many intangible feelings and emotions, there…
Business & Technology
The Fixer-Upper Family
It’s happened to all of us. The heart-stopping moment when your cell phone stops working. Whether you spill your coffee…
Bellesa is the “Unapologetically Bold” Company Making Inroads in the Adult Entertainment Industry
****CONTENT WARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS GRAPHIC AND ADULT CONTENT, DISCUSSES PORNOGRAPHY, MISOGYNY, THEMES OF GENDERED VIOLENCE IN ADULT ENTERTAINMENT, AND…
Give it a Shot: M4 Burritos
By Dan Schechner, Photographs by Alex Goldman As McGill students, we’re lucky that there are countless lunch options around…
News
SSMU Releases Update on Proposed Gendered and Sexualized Violence Policy
On July 5, the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) published a press release updating their progress on establishing a…
Revamping the Canadian Environmental Protection Act: A Conversation with Will Amos
On June 15, the House of Commons Standing Committee on Environment and Sustainable Development tabled a report reviewing the Canadian…
Pies for a Cause
What better way to spend a Thursday afternoon than watching your friends and professors be pied in the face? On…
Opinion
Don’t Sleep on it: Lessons Learned from Sleepover Camp
Whenever the last Wednesday in June comes around my heart skips a beat because it only means one thing: the…
Omar Khadr: Defending Human Rights Begins at Home
Why I support the Khadr settlement. Last week, the saga of Omar Khadr ended in something slightly less than ignominy…
Omar Khadr: Real Problem, Wrong Solution
Why I oppose the Khadr settlement. Let’s begin with what we can all agree on: torture is unequivocally cruel, and…