And Bridgerton Strikes Again: What Hyacinth’s Recital Dance Reveals About Our (Troubled) Love of Historical Inaccuracy
Girls circling each other on their toes, pets on their back paws trying to keep up with the beat, and…
Girls circling each other on their toes, pets on their back paws trying to keep up with the beat, and…
This past Sunday was Bid Day, marking the end of sorority recruitment week for 2026. 298 women signed up for…
With the upcoming provincial elections, one question resurfaces at the core of debates: do Quebecers want their province to become…
After three years of coming within seconds of victory, U2 Medicine student Mauricio Fino finally became McGill University’s Head of…
As the academic year kicks off, one question can be heard all over campus: “Are you going to OAP?” What…
On October 5th, Quebec will elect a new provincial government. It will be the first time in eight years that…
Think about the last time a new car made you stop and look on the street. Maybe it was a…
In 2011, two Desautels students ran into a problem most would have just accepted: the type of class they wanted…
Since the Industrial Revolution, humans have changed Earth’s environment to an unprecedented degree. Increased greenhouse gas emissions and population growth…
Actor and director Lee Grant is well known for her quote, “I’ve been married to one Marxist and one Fascist,…
Discrepancies in rights to housing, healthcare and education are not new injustices for Indigenous Peoples; they are the legacies of…
There is no question, we’ve all heard it. Many of us have said it. In response to a sexist microaggression,…
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…