Trump Is Not Anti-Democratic, America Is
If you have Twitter, read the news, or are a living, breathing human in 2020, you have heard someone claim…
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The Problem With the Girl Boss
As I have gotten older, I have become increasingly uncomfortable with labeling myself as a “feminist.” I realize how bad…
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How to Be a Bad Friend During COVID
*Names changed to protect anonymity. “These are unprecedented times,” “this is going to be a fall semester unlike any other…
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The Influence of TikTok Teens
From Zoom university and experimental baking to tie-dying half of every article of clothing I own, the COVID-19 pandemic—and the…
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Love in the Time of Corona
As fall is now upon us and Montréal is a part of the red-zone, I have taken it upon myself…
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In Defence of Breakout Rooms
There’s this odd space between leaving the main Zoom session and joining the breakout room — it feels as though…
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Do the Presidential Debates Matter?
With the American presidential election approaching in just a few weeks, the debates are the last major events of the…
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McGill and Remote Learning: The Bad and The Ugly
As we approach an unusually dreaded midterm season, it has become increasingly apparent that, through its failure to regulate in-class…
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COVID-19 Isn’t the Only Pandemic
When one thinks of Montreal nightlife, one usually thinks of drinking. Quebec’s low drinking age teamed with endless bars on…
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Lessons from a Hardware Store in a Pandemic
Anyone who has worked in retail knows that making fun of customers is more than just our favorite pastime —…
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