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Sophia Quinn

Arts & Culture, Music, News

Rocking Hard and Giving Back: McGill’s Music Scene During COVID-19

By Sophia Quinn and Emilia Dominguez

This year has been one of the toughest for McGill’s music scene. Both local artists and student-run organizations have been…

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Arts & Culture

Marche Ventura is a Hidden Pulse of Local Art

By Sophia Quinn

Marche Ventura sits on the corner of Duluth and Clark. The small, vibrant building  stands out from the adjacent grey…

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@McGill, Arts & Culture

Greek Life From A Distance

By Sophia Quinn

The majority of our lives are spent in front of a screen, especially given the current circumstances. Due to the…

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Arts & Culture, Culture, Interviews, Local

Portraits of Montreal and The Intimacy of Documentary Photography

By Sophia Quinn

The beauty and humanity of documentary photography embody a pursuit of curiosity and intimacy.  Every day, the number of photos…

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Arts, Arts & Culture

The Supernatural is Just Across Sherbrooke

By Sophia Quinn

Legends and mysteries, monsters and creators, triumphs and traumas – all of these are on display across campus, at the…

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Arts & Culture, Memoir

Camping Without Service

By Sophia Quinn

The possibilities of summer widen our eyes and make the four-month break seem destined to be filled with countless moments…

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Arts & Culture

Brands Call for Intimacy on Social Media

By Sophia Quinn

Social media is often construed in our society as this strange tension between unlimited connection and its production of feelings…

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Arts & Culture

Notre Dame Aura Light Show

By Sophia Quinn

The iconic Notre Dame Basilica located in Old Port stands out as one of the “must-see” spots in Montreal. This…

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Arts & Culture

Rüfüs Du Sol lights up MTelus

By Sophia Quinn

All concerts have an atmosphere that is capable of taking you to another place, if you let them. With the…

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Arts & Culture

What’s the Bubble?

By Sophia Quinn

The McGill community is one that attracts many. The university boasts its high academic standards, its long-standing history as one…

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