SSMU Executives Should Not be Paid for Jobs They Cannot Perform
The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not reflect the editorial stance of the…
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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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When It Comes To In-Person Exams, We Told You So, McGill
On December 3, McGill confirmed that in-person exams would be held, despite the rise of the new COVID-19 omicron variant….
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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 Rainbow Disconnection
This article was published as part of the Bull & Bear’s Pride 2021 series. Pride Month is one of my…
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A Facade of Morality: In the Event of a Biden Presidency
As if 2020 couldn’t be more eventful, the year happens to withhold one of the most anticipated Presidential elections in…
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The Personal Pain of Anonymous Posting
It was always a nerve-wracking experience to check up on After School. Upon pulling it up on my iPod touch,…
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Divestment Is Not Just a Symbolic Gesture
On December 5th 2019, much to the disappointment of students and staff alike, McGill made the disheartening yet unsurprising decision…
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Let’s Aim For Normalization, Not Minimization
We are in the throes of the fall term. The leaves on the ground are an array of crimson and…
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