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…
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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…
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The UK Election for Dummies (and Americans)
Yet another election in the United Kingdom? How did we get here? Despite the historical ties between our nations, I…
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Martin McGuinness, the Late IRA Commander Turned Peacemaker, Leaves Behind More than a Complex Legacy
By Liam Mather On the highway from Dublin to Belfast, which winds through the folds of great rolling hills, there…
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Academic Elitism – What’s in a Name?
By Adam Wilson When I made the decision to go to McGill for my undergraduate degree, my family was proud…
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Letter to the Editor: Fight anti-Arab Racism without dismissing anti-Semitism
From Simon Paransky I take issue with the downplaying of anti-Semitism in a recent The Bull & Bear opinion piece,…
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Turks and Caicos: Canada’s Tropical Pipe Dream
By Adam Wilson The Canadian annexation of the Caribbean islands of Turks and Caicos is something Canadian politicians seem to…
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The Politics of Unending Chances
In ‘Black Skin, White Masks’, Frantz Fanon writes about the anxiety he experiences when he watches a person of colour…
Read More SSMU: An Institutional Failure
The Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) has three mandates: service, representation, and leadership. In representing and leading the student body,…
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Maintaining Human Autonomy in the Face of Automation
Any conversation pertaining to artificial intelligence has the potential to go in a myriad of different directions. As a topic,…
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