“You People Are All the Same:” A Review of ‘White Lion, Brown Tiger’
Under blue fluorescent lights, two men slowly circle one another, crouched like animals ready to pounce. Their arena is the…
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What is the Future of Gastronomy Going to Look Like?
Gastronomy is filled with temporary fads that overtake restaurants of various kinds around the world. Whether it be deconstructed food,…
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Reimagining South Asian Campus Culture: A Year in the Life of McGill’s Indian Students’ Association
Since 1963, McGill’s Indian Students’ Association (ISA) has been a cornerstone of cultural life on campus. But this academic year,…
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Do You Feel Anger – A Conversation with Director Emma Qian
When I met Emma Qian for our interview, she was on stage. It was a Monday afternoon—Do You Feel Anger,…
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The Evolution of “Snow White”
The fairytale “Snow White” was first written by The Brothers Grimm in 1812. The tale is infamous: a beautiful girl…
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Blizzards, Banter, and Betrayal: An Interview with the Writer-Directors of “Sphinx”
When Gus wakes up to find a stranger in his bed, he screams—then folds the clothes on the floor. Meticulous…
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Unveiling P[h]assion’s SS25 Runway Show
On Friday March 28th, P[h]assion held their SS25 runway show, ‘Unveil’, at Bain Mathieu. Operating under McGill’s Management Undergraduate Society,…
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Looking Back: Valérie Plante’s Impact on Montreal’s Cultural Landscape
Valérie Plante, Montreal’s first female mayor, has left an indelible mark on the city’s cultural landscape, despite being forced to…
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Ethio-Jazz: An Essential Playlist
Ethiopian jazz music is quickly becoming a standout favourite amongst music lovers. From its inception in the 1950s, the genre…
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The Importance of Comfort Shows
In today’s global digital economy, people have access to hundreds of thousands of shows, movies, and songs at their fingertips….
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