Toilet Talk
I am constantly fascinated by the intricate communication networks that form between McGill students, a feat which is especially impressive…
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Selfless Advocating or Tone Deaf Advertising? Frank Ocean’s PrEP+ Party and Clothing Line Explained
During the HIV/AIDs epidemic in the 1980s and 1990s, art reflected the mourning, anger, and confusion that surrounded those affected…
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Private Crises, Public Problems
Content Warning: This article discusses mental health issues in a candid manner that may be triggering to some readers. I’m…
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‘Doctor Sleep’: A Tired Trend
Doctor Sleep is set to be released in Canada on November 8th, 2019. Based on Stephen King’s famous novel of…
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There’s No Science to Separating Art From The Artist
Most of us are guilty of separating the art from the artist. We often distance ourselves from our favorite artists…
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Impeachment is Possible, But How Much Does it Matter?
After a hot summer, it appears impeachment season has arrived, and it is landing on a first class flight to…
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How Lilly Singh is Breaking Down the Barriers of Late Night Television
Six months ago, if you were to turn your TV to NBC at 10:30 p.m., you would’ve seen The Tonight…
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An Op-Ed Opposing Opt-Outs
When I first heard of McGill’s online opt-out system, I was eager to take advantage of the opportunity to spend…
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Me, Myself, and My Mixed Identity
Content Warning: This article deals with sensitive topics such as racism, colorism, and sexual abuse. I first encountered the world…
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The Gang Gets Snubbed: The Tragedy of ‘Always Sunny’ and The Emmys
In what many consider to be the golden age of television, few comedies shine as bright as It’s Always Sunny…
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