A Little Bit Ginger, A Whole Lot of Speed
Despite icy conditions and a smaller-than-usual turnout, McGill’s annual Ginger Run brought energy, laughter, and a sense of community to…
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Frequent REM Breakdowns Spark Outrage Among McGill Commuters
Montreal’s public transportation system is often considered to be one of the best in the world, frequently praised by users…
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One Step Back, Two Steps Forward: McGill’s 9th Official Black History Month Celebration
This February represents not only the 30th anniversary of Canada’s official recognition of Black History Month, but also McGill’s ninth…
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McGill Joins in the Heat: How Heated Rivalry has Seeped into Campus Culture
“McGill? What the fuck is McGill? Is McGill a town?” These are great questions famously posed by hockey player Ilya…
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30 Years Later, Is Quebec Moving Towards a Third Referendum?
It’s no secret that Quebec is a unique Canadian province, partly because a portion of the population does not consider…
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The Effortless Essay: How AI has Forced McGill to Rethink Plagiarism
Plagiarism used to require considerable effort before the rise of AI. Students would cut corners and scour the internet for…
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Montréal’s Merriest Must Do’s
Did you miss the Christmas parade on November 22nd? If you did, fear not – there are still many whimsical…
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Blue Jays Inspire Patriotism and Community, Despite Ultimate Defeat
For the first time since 1993, the Blue Jays had the opportunity to bring the World Series trophy back to…
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McGill Cuts 60% of Varsity Programs: A Legacy on the Line
In a move that has sent shockwaves through the McGill athletics community, the university has announced that 15 varsity teams…
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Montréal’s 2025 Halloween Adventure: Beyond Trick or Treating
A chilly, rainy night couldn’t dampen Montréal’s Halloween spirit this year. Despite the presence of poor weather throughout the week,…
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