Teddy’s Law
We have all been there before: scrolling through our timelines, swiping through stories, when something appears on our screens that…
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What I Found in Newfoundland
I am holding a glass Coca-Cola bottle as I walk along an unkempt gravel street. The evening is cool, the…
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Real Struggles: The Vegetarian Butcher
Last year in an article called The Case for Minimum Wage, I praised Cineplex for all the life lessons I learned…
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The Constitution of McLennan
Alas, finals have come and gone. Most of us got a break from the stinging cold of winter in Montreal;…
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Nobody’s Laughing, Louis
Most of us spent the afternoon before New Year’s Eve eyeing unopened bottles of champagne or browsing “Best of 2018”…
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The Good, the Bad and the Bubbly
Imagine yourself cloistered in a 25-person classroom in the Education Building on a rainy Monday morning. The Teaching Assistant, in…
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My Breakup with Justin Trudeau
Coming from Seattle, the question I get the most at McGill is, “Why on earth did you come here?” My…
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No Happy Endings for LGBT+ Characters
Readings, by and large, are a chore. As an Arts student, I sometimes feel we are just drifting from exam…
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An Open Letter to McGill
Dear McGill, I think it’s time that you and I have a heart-to-heart regarding what feels like a never-ending midterm…
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The Art of Procrastination
University has taught me two things: that EDM has an enormous fan-base, and that at no point in time will…
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