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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Montreal Takeout Options To Match Your Midterm Mood
Midterm season is here! Where has the time gone? To get you through the ups and downs, the good times…
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Megan Thee Stallion’s ‘Saturday Night Live’ Performance Is A Powerful Call To Protect Black Women
Megan Thee Stallion did not squander the chance to deliver a politically charged message on the Saturday Night Live stage…
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How To Make The Most Out of a Red Zone Thanksgiving For One
Red, yellow, and orange have taken on a different meaning this fall. No longer just the vibrant colours of fall…
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MMFA’s ‘Sailboats’ Is An Outdoor Exhibition That Would Make Signac Smile
I remember the day I went to see Sailboats clearly. It was a warm late September afternoon, right before the…
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With Don’t Stand Too Close To Me, Eric Walters Makes Me Wonder, How Soon is Too Soon For Pandemic Fiction?
While fiction often depicts an idealized version of reality, there is also an expectation that books taking place within the…
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This Year, New York Fashion Week Goes Distanced and Digital
What’s the point of fashion in a time of crisis? When there is nowhere to go, why bother getting dressed…
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How Jaden Smith and Snapchat Can Grab The Gen Z Vote
The 2020 United States presidential election draws closer by the day, and singer-songwriter turned Twitter icon Jaden Smith understands the…
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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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