Phone Rings, Door Chimes, In Comes McGill’s Arts Undergraduate Theatre Society’s Company!
Stephen Sondheim’s Company first premiered in 1970 and has been captivating audiences across the world ever since, and Director Anna…
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The Climate Crisis: A Canadian’s Guide to the World’s Hottest Year Yet
Canada has long since been regarded as a winter wonderland around the globe, with fluffy snow attracting tourists who aren’t…
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Rent, Rats, and Reluctant Landlords: The Struggles of Student Renters in Montreal
With 188,000 students requiring housing in Montreal, the demand for properties is huge. For McGill students, accessible housing near the…
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150 Years in the Making: How the historic Harvard vs McGill rugby game set the stage for the whole year
This year marked the 150th anniversary of the first inter-collegiate rugby game in North America, played between the Mcgill Redbirds…
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A Seat at the Table: McGill’s Inaugural “Being Black in Finance” Event
Featured panelists (from left to right): Stanley Desgrottes, Joseph Clement, Vanessa Allen, and Ange Beremwoudougou
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Bill 74: How the CAQ’s Attack on International Students Targets English Universities and Harms Québec’s Future
International students are the newest target of the Coalition Avenir Québec’s campaign to francize and control Québec’s future—and the potential…
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Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante to Step Down After Two Terms
MONTREAL — Valérie Plante, Montreal’s first female mayor, has announced she will not seek a third term, marking the end…
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Why Trump won, According to McGill Students
Since the result of the United States Presidential Election at the beginning of November, people around the world, particularly on…
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Greek life to Avoid Career Strife: Internships or a Dead End?
Graphic done by Annette Archaeni
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The Truth of New Vic: McGill and the Mohawk Mothers
The future site of the McGill student hub known as “New Vic” has become the source of a lengthy legal…
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