Creativity, Identity, and Transition: Teiya Kasahara’s Journey
For the fifth anniversary of Queer History Month, McGill invited a very special keynote speaker: Toronto-based Teiya Kasahara, a trans…
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A Grocery Shopping Guide to Jean-Talon Market
After living in an apartment for almost two months, grocery shopping has become both a new routine and responsibility. Grocery…
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Terry Fox: It’s Not a Dream if it’s Real
If you have spent enough time in Canada, or were born here, you have likely heard the story of Terry…
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Le Magasin Général Lambert Gratton Features Montreal-Based Artists and Artisans
Located in the heart of the Plateau on the corner of rue Duluth and de Bullion, Le Magasin Général Lambert…
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Gen Z: Don’t Digitize the Thrift Store
Every day, Generation Z—colloquially known as Zoomers—are subject to an increasingly virtual world: one needs to look no further than…
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Culture and Character: The Massimadi Afro LGBTQA+ Film and Arts Festival
Running from February 11th to March 11th, the Massimadi Afro LGBTQA+ Film and Arts Festival brings together a collective of…
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Shopping Second-Hand in Montreal: Five Amazing Shops at Five Different Price Points
There’s nothing like the feeling of finding that perfect pair of vintage jeans you’ve been fantasizing about for years –…
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What Does It All Mean?: Putting Our Analytical Skills to The Test
As Arts & Culture editors, English majors, and avid readers, it’s safe to say that we are deeply entrenched in…
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McGill student play “The Elephant” delivers a fresh perspective on a difficult subject
Content warning: this article discusses sexual abuse and trauma. This November, Montreal’s theatre scene saw The Elephant, a McGill…
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Morality and the Rise of the Antihero in Netflix’s You
You is a psychological thriller that revolves around the lives of Joe Goldberg, an obsessive stalker, and Love Quinn, a…
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