The Brandy Band That Doesn’t Exist
Upon moving to Montreal at the start of my first year at McGill, I was thrilled to find out that…
Upon moving to Montreal at the start of my first year at McGill, I was thrilled to find out that…
Despite Montreal being internationally recognized as an artistic and culturally rich city, many English-language filmmakers feel limited in their opportunities….
In this digital age, where information is instantaneous, the rise of analog culture might seem regressive. However, an important sociological…
On September 27th, Montrealers gathered at Parc Angrignon to walk for a cause. According to Ovarian Cancer Canada, One in…
On the 21st of September, after years of demands from the SPVM’s (Service de Police de la Ville de Montreal)…
Quebec doctor François Marquis is known for providing the public with information regarding various medical concerns. When COVID-19 occurred, he…
Many Canadians have experienced the culture shock of finding out that we pay much more than other countries for certain…
Think about the last two weeks of September. If you live in Milton-Parc, you walked to class around a barricade….
Foreign aid is a transfer of resources, including money, medical devices, and food, from a wealthier country to a lower…
When I was 14, I read Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights for the first time, and my life changed forever. Aside…
A quick search for “goyslop” on Tiktok or Twitter will lead you to a sparkling array of casually antisemitic posts….
Lebanon, my home, is a small country of winding roads, towering cedar trees and olive orchards that has witnessed generations…
Popping out to quickly run to the dep. Stopping by the dep on your way to a party. Whether it’s…
Feminine expression and the intimacy of female friendships in university. The onset of adulthood brings with it the personal exploration…
At McGill University, the McGill Vietnamese Students’ Association (MVSA) serves as more than just a student club—it is a vibrant…