McGill’s Artists Are Painting Their Own Silver Lining
We can all agree that sitting in the same room each day watching lectures on laptops has not been the…
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‘Mank’ Provides a Refreshing Gateway Into The World of Citizen Kane
If COVID-19 had left both Hollywood and Montreal untouched, then McGill students would be watching David Fincher’s newest, Mank, in…
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The Young Talents Behind Artch 2020 Display Meaningful Art During Turbulent Times
Spanish artist and surrealist painter Joan Miró once wrote that, “a simple line painted with the brush can lead to…
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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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Why You Should Make The Slumflower Your New Isolation Companion
Chidera Eggerue, also known by her pen name and social media persona The Slumflower, is a feminist activist, author, and…
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‘The Power’ Sparks Feminist Discourse
Ah, feminism: an endless topic of debate both on and offline. Recently, I got my hands on a copy of…
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University Student Self-Isolation Survival Guide
Times are hard. We’re in a confusing and uncertain moment, and it may feel like this for a while. Whether…
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Let’s Create A Community: An Interview with Bookstore Owner Mathieu Lauzon-Dicso
Mathieu Lauzon-Dicso, co-owner of the bilingual bookstore Librarie Saga Bookstore, has a lot on his plate. In the past few…
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The Queer Story of James McGay
It was a small fun fact in a tour. An innocuous tidbit that many have forgotten, but it has haunted…
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Seeing the Good and the Bad in Kobe’s Legacy
On Sunday, January 26, 2020, nine people died in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, CA. The victims were John and…
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