Imane Khelif and Racism within Women’s Sports
From the viral sensation of Turkish shooter Yusuf Dikec to the heartwarming marriage proposal following badminton player Huang Yaqiong’s gold…
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Celebrating Día de Muertos: An Unexpected Sense of Hope
Autumn has come to an end, the clocks have fallen back, and with that, this year’s final holiday season has…
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The Coco Rico Chicken Sandwich: A Reminder of the Beauty in Life’s Simplicity
It is a bright, hot, humid summer afternoon in Montreal, Quebec. The taste of mint from a happy hour mojito…
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Moving Forward from the 2024 Election – Across the Border
It’s hard to know how much we, as Canadians, should be in despair following the US election. Separated as we…
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The Internet Accent and the Future of Formality
“I was like no, like I finna be in the pit.” This viral statement was made by social media influencer…
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Who’s Watching Me?
In a seminar class a few weeks ago, we discussed the new policies McGill has implemented since the dismantlement of…
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Gaming or Gambling? The Rise of the Gacha Model
I was never allowed to play video games in high school, so I could only spectate when the rest of…
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The American Prophet: The Blurring of Religion and Politics in Trump’s Evangelical Base
“On June 14, 1946, God looked down on his planned paradise and said, ‘I need a caretaker.’ So God gave…
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A Tale of Two Visions: The 2024 U.S. Election and its Ripple Effects on the Middle East
With the 2024 U.S. elections fast approaching, the world holds its breath, awaiting the outcome that could significantly reshape America’s…
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“Poor Things” and the Expectation of Realism
In December 2023, Yorgos Lanthimos released his critically-acclaimed film, “Poor Things,” starring Emma Stone and Mark Ruffalo. The film has…
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