How StudyTube Helped Me Overcome My Quarantine Blues
Upon uprooting and relocating my study space from my apartment in Montreal to my family home in Toronto, I have…
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Abroad during a Pandemic: Anxiety, Cost, and Frustration
In the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, all Quebec CEGEPs and universities, including McGill, are closed for two weeks as…
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A Case For Studying Shakespeare: In Conversation With Wes Folkerth
“I’m sorry, but there is just no reason to study Shakespeare today. Tell me what you have to gain…
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Embracing the Dunning-Kruger Effect
While browsing McGill’s approved freshman courses, there was one that immediately caught my attention: Introduction to Deductive Logic, or PHIL…
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The Vexing Nuisance Associated With Obfuscated Prose
Or… The Problem With Overly Complex Writing I clench my jaw as I attempt to complete my readings for my…
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How Sources Like Sparknotes Can Spark Academic Passion
When I first entered college this September, I didn’t expect to use SparkNotes, Shmoop, and eNotes at all. Today, these…
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Henry Mintzberg: Politics, Management, and McGill
Business professor and author Henry Mintzberg spoke with Desautels professor Karl Moore on Friday, November 8 to discuss his books…
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Out With The LSAT
Like many students in their final year at McGill, as I attempt to balance academics, extracurriculars, work, internships and application…
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Sally Armstrong Explores Patriarchal Oppression
*Content Warning: Sexual violence, genocide Journalist Sally Armstrong, known to many as “the war correspondent for the world’s women,” delivered…
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Atmospheric Pressure
A language or a science? I am in my family’s dining room in Early June, staring at my laptop, and…
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