Keeping Montreal’s Theatre Scene Alive in the Age of Zoom Musicals
In the world of theatre, there is a saying that goes, “The show must go on.” But what do you…
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Four Ways To Fight Your Zoom Fatigue and Unplug
It’s a typical weekday. I wake up, and as I struggle to find the motivation to get out of bed,…
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Greek Life From A Distance
The majority of our lives are spent in front of a screen, especially given the current circumstances. Due to the…
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Usine 106U is a Must-See Art Gallery in The Heart of the Plateau
From bedazzled ukuleles to whimsical paintings, and even to a pair of shorts made out of a tree stump, Usine…
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Build Your Own Instagram Comedy Festival
Welcome to The Bull & Bear’s very own Build Your Own Instagram Comedy Festival! What an amazing crowd we have here tonight! How’s…
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Five Frightening (and Free!) Films That McGill Students Can Stream This Halloween
Horror movies usually captivate us with the riveting thrills and spine-chilling scares missing from our own lives. That being said,…
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Meals For Milton-Parc Tackles Homelessness in Montreal And Educates On Indigenous Issues
Over the past couple of weeks, a new McGill volunteer initiative in the Milton-Parc neighbourhood has quickly gained support from…
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How Smokii Sumac’s ‘Love Poems For The End of The World’ Workshop Helped Me Slow Down and Find Peace
On October 14th, I logged on to Zoom for one of the highly anticipated events of McGill’s Queer History Month,…
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We Should All Read Up On Queer History Month Beyond 2SLGBTQIA+ Fiction
This October is Queer History Month, which is the perfect opportunity to improve your knowledge about queer issues. Queer History…
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Fokus Film Festival 2020 Brings Student Films to a Laptop Near You
Whether a diehard cinephile or a novice filmmaker, Fokus Film Festival provides McGill students with the opportunity to share their…
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