Learning How to Become “Not the Fun Kind” of Feminist
Earlier this year, my older sister was reading Andrea Dworkin’s Intercourse, a radical engagement in the politics of heterosexual sex…
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Fending for Ourselves: The Case for Campus Drug Testing
The music is pounding, each beat pressing up against your throat. It’s frighteningly cold outside but oppressively hot inside this…
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Dear McGill, Please Grant Us Patience
Reflecting upon the recent celebration of World Mental Health Day on October 10th, 2021, I considered our university’s subpar treatment…
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A Safe Return To Campus Should Involve a Vaccine Mandate
As the campus reopened for the first time in over a year this fall, I’m sure we all took note of…
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The Unspoken Power Dynamics Behind Influencers
Note: the views in this article do not necessarily reflect the views of the Bull & Bear editorial board. Last…
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Honouring the Unique Healing Journeys of Sexual Violence Survivors
When speaking to friends during late-night (and heavily wine-fueled) talks, the conversation often turns to the expectations of university we…
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Whitewashing White Sage: “WitchTok” and the Appropriation of Spirituality
Over this past pandemic summer, I was lucky enough to find solace from the excruciating Texas heat in a small…
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The COVID-19 Vaccine and Confronting Systemic Racism in Healthcare
The American pharmaceutical company Pfizer announced earlier this month that their development of a COVID-19 vaccine was 90% effective based…
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The Problem With the Girl Boss
As I have gotten older, I have become increasingly uncomfortable with labeling myself as a “feminist.” I realize how bad…
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Love in the Time of Corona
As fall is now upon us and Montréal is a part of the red-zone, I have taken it upon myself…
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