Portraits of Montreal and The Intimacy of Documentary Photography
The beauty and humanity of documentary photography embody a pursuit of curiosity and intimacy. Every day, the number of photos…
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‘Sex and the City’ and Call Her Daddy: How Much Guilt is Too Much?
Everyone has guilty pleasures. Whether it’s the Spice Girls or Top Gun, you enjoy it, but you also have this…
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“If your revolution doesn’t include me, it can go to hell!”: A Gay Pulp Review
This October was McGill’s second Queer History Month. There have been several events discussing new authors and recent literary works…
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Reduce Your Carbon Footprint, Reduce Your Take-Out Budget
Now that we have gone on a 24-hour strike, marched down Parc, made meme-able signs out of old boxes, and…
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Greta Thunberg, Reluctant Icon
On September 23rd, 2019, climate activist Greta Thunberg took the stage at a United Nations summit on climate change. “My…
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Fantasia Finale: The Good, The Bad, and the Weird
Joe Begos’ 80-minute psychedelic stunner Bliss isn’t the best Fantasia film I’ve seen, but it may be the most Fantasia….
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Melodrama, Melting Clown Makeup, and “The Myth of the Mean Girl” – In Conversation with Jennifer Reeder
Jennifer Reeder’s revelatory new film Knives and Skin is the best film I saw at Fantasia Film Fest: a sumptuously…
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Alt Rock Meets “High Art”: A Year in the Life of The National
I’ve only been a fan of The National for 10 months, since I saw them perform at Osheaga in 2018….
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The Official Guide to McGill’s A Cappella Community
One of the most fulfilling parts of the university experience is joining an extracurricular group or taking up a new…
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Eating Well During the Worst Weeks of the Year: A Guide
Here we are, folks. The home stretch. Only a couple of weeks until the end. Some of us are counting…
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