You’ve Got To Be Carefully Taught
Checking in. Are you doing okay? Describe your stress levels on a scale from one to ten. Amidst cancelled classes…
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“No One Can Tell Your Story For You”: Amplifying Indigenous Voices on Campus
Last Monday, in between lectures and McLennan meetings, I Metroed up to Villeray to witness a Wet’suwet’en solidarity demonstration. On…
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Nobody Needs To Know
Consider the following scene: you are at a party. Beer is being sloshed around, young adults are chuckling. Suddenly, one…
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Coming Out Against National Coming Out Day
Content Warning: This article deals with sensitive topics such as homophobia and sexuality-based violence. Last Tuesday, dozens of LGBT+ activists…
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Atmospheric Pressure
A language or a science? I am in my family’s dining room in Early June, staring at my laptop, and…
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With “Sing to Me Instead,” Ben Platt Hums Heartbreak and Jewish Identity
A part of me has always known Ben Platt. Hear me out. We have never met, but on some cosmic…
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The Ethics of a ‘Likeless’ Instagram
Margaret Atwood’s 2004 novel Oryx and Crake imagines a nightmarish future in which a handful of mega-powerful corporations control the…
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Ode to a First-Year Floral Shirt
In late August, between a flurry of errands and move-in duffle bags, I find myself meandering through a department store…
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The McGill Declassified Oscars Survival Guide
What’s the most exciting event of the year? The Super Bowl. But for those of us who can’t tell a…
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Falling Hard for Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
How does one pick a favourite TV show? I really like this “romance with wacky hijinks and tangled love triangles.”…
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