What Paul Saltzman Taught Me About Staying in Conversation With Your Soul
From the early days of his career, Canadian film and television director and producer Paul Saltzman knew that he wanted…
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A Saturday Morning Brunch At The Yolk Vehicule Poetry Workshop
Last weekend, as I procrastinated writing my term papers and reading a daunting pile of PDFs, I attended an online…
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Finding Space For Religious Community Online
Building community is an essential part of the university experience. For many students at McGill, campus religious organizations provide a…
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Five Films to Stream This Holiday Season That Move Beyond Holiday Rom-Com Stereotypes
When it comes to the holidays, my family doesn’t really indulge in any sort of festivities. We may use the…
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Six Specialty Stores in Montreal To Elevate Your Everyday Grocery Shopping Experience
As the temperature drops, final exams rear their ugly heads, and the red zone sluggishly persists in Montreal, going out…
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The Problem With Adapting Anti-Semitic Authors
“There is a trait in the Jewish character that does provoke animosity, maybe it’s a kind of lack of generosity…
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The Perfect One Pot Chili For That Last Stretch of The Semester
What’s that? A hundred tabs are open on your computer. Your laundry is overflowing. A pile of dirty dishes are…
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A Guide to McGill and Montreal’s Literary Community, From A To Zine
Literary publications at McGill and the greater Montreal area are a vital part of our creative community. They allow writers…
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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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