McGill’s Own Soft Girl
Karys Peterson-Katz is a poet, an artist, and a McGill student in U2 honours cognitive science. She recently self-published a…
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mother! (2/5) Goes Big and Goes Home
Spoilers follow. Trigger warning: extreme violence. Darren Aronofsky’s new film is a two-hour practical joke on the audience. Pay…
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Surfing Through the Question of Cultural Appropriation
Lately, more and more activities and customs are being labeled cultural appropriation: music, food, even language. As I prepared for…
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Celebrating Nudity through Clothing: An Interview with Peau Nue
Tackling the themes of female representation in fashion, as well as the benefits and downfalls of social media, the commodification…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Colin Spratt’s ‘Plastic Soul Studios’
Photos by Ameer Alba Formerly a McGill student specializing in art history, Colin Spratt dropped out in May 2016 to…
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Webcomics: The Narrative Form the Internet was Made For
Humans tell stories as naturally as we speak, constantly finding new ways to express ourselves and share our imagination with…
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BYOJ Brings the Juice to Players’ Theatre
If there is one word to describe Bring Your Own Juice (BYOJ), it’s ‘goofy.’ Heartfelt and fun, the sketch comedy…
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