In University, One Size Fits None
Life today is a matter of choice. Don’t be alarmed; I’m not planning to bore anyone with some morbid philosophy…
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The Faux-Feminist Buzz Around Women-Oriented Apps
It is an open secret that the tech industry is notoriously run by men, with women occupying only a small…
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How Sources Like Sparknotes Can Spark Academic Passion
When I first entered college this September, I didn’t expect to use SparkNotes, Shmoop, and eNotes at all. Today, these…
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Letter to the Editor
Hello! Thanks to a Google alert, I found this recent article and felt compelled to respond. As an apple grower…
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Lessons from Hate
This past weekend marked the 81st anniversary of Kristallnacht, also known as the “Night of Broken Glass, which many historians…
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A Thirty Meter Telescope Between McGill and Progress
In the fall of 2018, McGill students were hard-pressed to find someone who wasn’t talking about “changing the name.” The…
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My Home Behind The Counter
As much as my younger self saw our shiny, sugar-filled convenience store as a kind of wonderland, my parents would…
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Let’s Aim For Normalization, Not Minimization
We are in the throes of the fall term. The leaves on the ground are an array of crimson and…
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Out With The LSAT
Like many students in their final year at McGill, as I attempt to balance academics, extracurriculars, work, internships and application…
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Hiding Up Instead of Reaching Out
Even before grade school, I began to show symptoms of what would later be described by doctors and professionals as…
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