Taming a Hydra: TikTok, China, and Trump
Recently, President Trump, on advice from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), has forced ByteDance—the Chinese…
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14 Days in Montreal
For many McGill students like myself, fall semester comes with an enhanced excitement to return to Montreal after months of…
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Trump’s New Wall: Why Banning TikTok Could Lead to the Start of America’s Great Firewall
I hate TikTok. From its viral dances to its eerily accurate algorithm, the app is everything that I despise about…
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A Facade of Morality: In the Event of a Biden Presidency
As if 2020 couldn’t be more eventful, the year happens to withhold one of the most anticipated Presidential elections in…
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How Police Unions Have Failed Our Communities
Since the death of George Floyd, a Black man from Minneapolis who was murdered by police officer Derek Chauvin in…
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Hung Up About Campus Hookup Culture
Nearly every evening, no matter how frigid the air outside, a warm, enchanting glow emanates from Le Majestique Montreal: a…
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“We Need It All”: The Case For Fine Arts at McGill
You are trudging across Parc Rutherford to reach your World Religions elective. It’s all the way in McMed, and your…
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Climbing Past My Fears
You know those people at amusement parks who just stand next to the entrance of the ride, waiting as their…
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Keeping Productive in Self-Isolation
A note from the author: This article is not aimed at those working essential jobs, taking care of children, or…
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The Secret Similarities of Different Academic Disciplines
The choice is one we’ve all made to arrive here. For some, it may have come easy. For others, however,…
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