Accomplished, Qualified Women Unfit for United Nations Secretary-General Appointment
Image: Reuters By Garima Karia On October 13th 2016, the next Secretary-General of the world’s most powerful diplomatic organization, the…
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20% of Gerts-Goers Prefer Trump Presidency over Tokyo Thursday
During the Bull & Bear’s viewing party for the third presidential debate, I bothered viewers at Gerts with two questions:…
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Peace at Too Hefty a Price: The Rejection of the Colombian Peace Agreement
By Alejandra Barrs After 52 years of seemingly interminable violence with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), a rebel…
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Canada’s Fentanyl Problem
By Frankee Wallace It’s caused B.C to declare a public health emergency. Frequently cut into other recreational drugs – often…
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The Haram Bae: A Meme We’re Forbidden to Love
On the 28th of May 2016, a visitor to the Cincinnati Zoo uploaded to YouTube a video of a four…
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Tangerine With Fury
By Liam Prendergast For the three days of SSMU’s Activities Night, Tangerine, a subsidiary of Scotiabank, set up its display…
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Donald Trump’s American Dream: The Irony of How Trump Uses Identity Politics to Garner Votes in Rural White America
Although the idea of the American Dream has long been disputed, especially in historical and political discourse, Donald Trump is…
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McGill Falls Slightly in Rankings, Entire School Despairs
Like the campus samosa, no one actually knows where these rankings come from, who’s making them, or what’s inside them;…
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A Vote for Punishment
What populism in Eastern Europe can tell us about current trends in the West For Bulgarians in 2001, the lead-up…
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The ‘Trubama’ Façade: Perceptions vs. Reality
By Garima Karia Is the Trudeau-Obama “bromance” really reflective of Canada’s relationship with the United States? The media’s newest “it-couple”…
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