On Keeping a Journal, Intimately
Last week, I decided to write an article about journaling. What is the McGill Journaling Experience? was my big question….
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Finding My Way by Malala Yousafzai – A Review
More than ten years after Pakistani education activist and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Malala Yousafzai published her first book, I…
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The Birth of Honeytrap: an interview with director Ruby Isaacs and star Elise Holbrook
SL: You two are long-time collaborators. Can you tell me about how your creative relationship started and developed? RI: In…
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(Un)Popular Culture: What we have Lost from the Lack of Monoculture in Media
‘Pop culture’ isn’t popular anymore. At least, not in the way that it once was. Today, the massive surge in…
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Laughing Until It Hurts: The Implications of McGill’s ‘Spotted’ Accounts
It was the end of the night, I said goodbye to my friends, left their dorm and headed down the…
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CINEMANIA: A Review of ‘Queen Mom’ and ‘Love Me Tender’
Each year, Montréal’s largest French-language film festival, CINEMANIA, showcases a diverse range of films from the French-speaking world, including familiar…
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“You People Are All the Same:” A Review of ‘White Lion, Brown Tiger’
Under blue fluorescent lights, two men slowly circle one another, crouched like animals ready to pounce. Their arena is the…
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What is the Future of Gastronomy Going to Look Like?
Gastronomy is filled with temporary fads that overtake restaurants of various kinds around the world. Whether it be deconstructed food,…
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Reimagining South Asian Campus Culture: A Year in the Life of McGill’s Indian Students’ Association
Since 1963, McGill’s Indian Students’ Association (ISA) has been a cornerstone of cultural life on campus. But this academic year,…
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Do You Feel Anger – A Conversation with Director Emma Qian
When I met Emma Qian for our interview, she was on stage. It was a Monday afternoon—Do You Feel Anger,…
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